This is an unpaid internship. Some things you should know are application programming, design/code/test/performance analysis and measurement, development programming, e-business solutions, hardware and software system solutions, networking technology, operating systems, programming languages, software testing, and systems programming.

Teams consist of three technical interns and one business intern. Student teams work with mentors with technical and business background.

You can be considered for participation if you are a full-time student at any four- or five-year accredited U.S. college or university. Multiple assignments might be available. You are eligible for employment after completing your freshman year; however, the largest population of students are junior level and above.

In your 10-12 weeks as a Media Bright Summer Intern in Software Development you will be given a real project to work on that will ship as a part of one of our products. You will receive mentoring from the team at Media Bright, and learn about the software development industry from the experts. We’re a small company, so you’ll see everything that goes into software … not just code, but testing, marketing, sales, documentation, customer support, and user interface design… stuff you would never learn at a bigger company. Here are just a few examples of recent internship projects: