The XYPRO Internship Program provides students real assignments in areas like software engineering and project management, offering hands-on experience for career development.
XYPRO Technology
XYPRO is a Simi Valley based provider of Mission Critical Security software solutions.
The XYPRO Internship Program provides motivated students an opportunity to gain first-hand experience, receive valuable on-the-job training and learn about the variety of professions involved in running a software development company, particularity one that focuses on security.
We’re big enough to be the recognized leader in our global niche market, but small enough for you to have an impact. So if you have a desire to expand your real-world work experience, we invite current students to apply. Our interns are viewed as a key source of future talent for entry-level careers within the company.
- Real assignments with real software products
- Hands on experience with development, test automation, research & development, supporting existing and new product lines
- Genuine resume-building experience
We offer internships in:
- Software Engineering
- Test Automation Engineering
- Software Quality Assurance
- Business Analysis
- Technical Project Management
- Customer Support
- Solutions Delivery
- IT/Desktop Support
- Data Science
- Financial Analysis
- Technical Writing
Contact us if you are a student interested in contributing to and benefiting from XYPRO’s growing success.
XYPRO Technology Corporation Simi Valley, California, USA Office
4100 Guardian Street Suite 100, Simi Valley, CA, United States, 93063
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