Stages di Informatica in Vancouver, Canada

“(COMPANY NAME) offers a paid 8-month hybrid internship (3 days office, Vancouver) for Software Developers in Cloud Applications and AI. Focus on microservices, CI/CD, cloud platforms (AWS/Azure/GCP), and AI agents. Ideal for students in computer science with Java, SQL, and AI experience. Gain hands-on skills in agile development, debugging, and AI integration while working on global (COMPANY NAME) projects.”

“(COMPANY NAME) offers an 8-month paid internship for Software Developers in Vancouver, starting September 2026. Gain hands-on experience building cloud services, microservices, and AI-assisted development tools. Work full-time with mentorship, competitive compensation (24-35 CAD/hour), and opportunities to contribute to global (COMPANY NAME) Concur platforms. Hybrid role with minimal travel.”

“(COMPANY NAME) offers an 8-month paid internship in Vancouver for Agile Test Developers starting September 2026. Focus on CI/CD, test automation, and Agile methodologies. Open to Computer Science/Engineering students with JavaScript/Java skills. Hybrid role with competitive compensation (up to 35 CAD/hour).”

“(COMPANY NAME) offre un stage de 12 semaines à partir d'août/septembre 2026 pour des étudiants en développement logiciel. Le poste, basé au Canada (Vancouver, Toronto, etc.), implique la résolution de problèmes techniques pour des millions d'utilisateurs, avec des responsabilités incluant le développement de solutions scalables, la participation à des revues de code et l'apprentissage en équipe agile. Expérience en cloud, microservices ou IA un plus.”

“Software Developer Co-op position at PayByPhone. Collaborate with a hybrid team to build and maintain a microservice platform using modern cloud technologies. Gain hands-on experience, contribute to the technical roadmap, and work on real-world problems. Must be enrolled in a co-op program and pursuing a degree in Computer Science or Software Engineering. Strong communication skills and a collaborative approach are essential.”