IT Architecture / Research Internship 2026

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The IT Architecture / Research internship (Summer 2026) is an opportunity that explores modern IT Architecture best practices, processes and tool kit to manage the architecture deliverables for the organization. Ideal candidates are with enterprise architecture knowledge with agile methodologies and help define architecture vision, best practices roadmaps, modernizing software platforms, and application strategies including M&A integration.

Our 12-week internship opportunity offers candidates working toward their Bachelor's in computer science or similiar majors' exposure to a variety of assignments in information technology.

Responsibilities

• Follow and execute directives issued by senior employees.
• Research architecture best practices.
• Establish architecture review processes cadence, meetings.
• Research architecture documentation and management tools.
• Prototype architecture management tools.
• Define architecture documentation standards, product use.
• Create presentation materials for establishing the architecture practices.

Skills and Experience

• Working toward completion of undergraduate degree (or reputable trade program) in computer science, engineering or related technical field preferred.
• Knowledge of IT architecture frameworks
• Excellence in process design, documentation and powerpoint presentations.
• Demonstrated hands-on lab experience in analysis, scripting and documentation.
• Ability to speak to software projects completed during education and training.

Additional Qualifications

• Proven trustworthiness and history of acting with integrity, taking pride in work, seeking to excel, being curious and adaptable, and communicating effectively.
• Solid written and verbal communication skills.
• Capable of working with diverse teams.
• Organized and punctual.
• Confident, but humble and willing to learn and take initiative.
• Recommendations from previous instructors and internship sponsors.

Certification Requirements

• None expected, but certificates obtained during coursework are a plus.

Starting pay is $23 - $26 per hour but may be adjusted base on qualifications and experiences.

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