Under Armour Case Study
1 : Internship 1
Name of business/organization/institution: Under Armour
Briefly describe the business/organization/institution: A successful maryland company founded and based on sporting goods and apparel.
Is there an application process for this internship program? If so what is the process? (if you can apply online, include the link) Yes, there is a short application along with an interview.
Beyond an application, what other requirements are there for applying to the internship (essay, transcript, junior-standing, etc.)
Meet the position-specific graduation date and degree criteria.
Commute or relocate to the location of the internship – most roles based in Baltimore, MD.
Able to complete a 10-12 week internship between May 14, 2018 …show more content…
Why or why not? (Money, timing, location, etc.) I think it’s a realistic option for me because it’s within maryland, making it more accessible as well the UMD origins of the company itself.
https://career8.successfactors.com/career?career_ns=job_listing&company=ua&navBarLevel=JOB_SEARCH&rcm_site_locale=en_US&career_job_req_id=95892
1 : Internship 2
Name of business/organization/institution: Leidos
Briefly describe the business/organization/institution: An American defense agency focused on using scientific technologically to provide accessible solutions to the world.
Is there an application process for this internship program? If so what is the process? (if you can apply online, include the link) Yes, there is a two step application for the internship, without an interview.
Beyond an application, what other requirements are there for applying to the internship (essay, transcript, junior-standing, etc.)
Pursuing a degree in Computer Science or related field.
Knowledge of full life-cycle software application development.
Understanding of Object Oriented Programming (Java in particular) and understanding of the J2EE stack.
Knowledge of high scale media sites and working closely with a creative product team.
Excellent written/verbal skills with the ability to …show more content…
Why or why not? (Money, timing, location, etc.) I also believe this may be another realistic internship because of the location, which is much closer than the Under Armour one. This also focuses on Object Oriented Programming which is what first year students learn within the Computer Science major at UMD.
http://jobs.leidos.com/ShowJob/Id/1364684/Software-Engineering-Intern/
2 : Option B : Back-End Software Engineer
What interests you about this position? I love programming, and being able to develop apps at the core foundation would be amazing.
Is a Bachelor’s degree the minimum education level requirement? If not, what is? Yes
What are some skills/experiences that you need to start acquiring now to prepare yourself for this job/career? Besides obtaining a degree, having personal programming experience such as self projects help to show effectiveness within a certain range of coding.
What is one interesting fact that you found about this job/career? Most people only realize the front-end programmers who design and develop the things we interact with, but fail to realize that all of that works only because of the structure and core functions that back-end software developers work
Name of business/organization/institution: Under Armour
Briefly describe the business/organization/institution: A successful maryland company founded and based on sporting goods and apparel.
Is there an application process for this internship program? If so what is the process? (if you can apply online, include the link) Yes, there is a short application along with an interview.
Beyond an application, what other requirements are there for applying to the internship (essay, transcript, junior-standing, etc.)
Meet the position-specific graduation date and degree criteria.
Commute or relocate to the location of the internship – most roles based in Baltimore, MD.
Able to complete a 10-12 week internship between May 14, 2018 …show more content…
Why or why not? (Money, timing, location, etc.) I think it’s a realistic option for me because it’s within maryland, making it more accessible as well the UMD origins of the company itself.
https://career8.successfactors.com/career?career_ns=job_listing&company=ua&navBarLevel=JOB_SEARCH&rcm_site_locale=en_US&career_job_req_id=95892
1 : Internship 2
Name of business/organization/institution: Leidos
Briefly describe the business/organization/institution: An American defense agency focused on using scientific technologically to provide accessible solutions to the world.
Is there an application process for this internship program? If so what is the process? (if you can apply online, include the link) Yes, there is a two step application for the internship, without an interview.
Beyond an application, what other requirements are there for applying to the internship (essay, transcript, junior-standing, etc.)
Pursuing a degree in Computer Science or related field.
Knowledge of full life-cycle software application development.
Understanding of Object Oriented Programming (Java in particular) and understanding of the J2EE stack.
Knowledge of high scale media sites and working closely with a creative product team.
Excellent written/verbal skills with the ability to …show more content…
Why or why not? (Money, timing, location, etc.) I also believe this may be another realistic internship because of the location, which is much closer than the Under Armour one. This also focuses on Object Oriented Programming which is what first year students learn within the Computer Science major at UMD.
http://jobs.leidos.com/ShowJob/Id/1364684/Software-Engineering-Intern/
2 : Option B : Back-End Software Engineer
What interests you about this position? I love programming, and being able to develop apps at the core foundation would be amazing.
Is a Bachelor’s degree the minimum education level requirement? If not, what is? Yes
What are some skills/experiences that you need to start acquiring now to prepare yourself for this job/career? Besides obtaining a degree, having personal programming experience such as self projects help to show effectiveness within a certain range of coding.
What is one interesting fact that you found about this job/career? Most people only realize the front-end programmers who design and develop the things we interact with, but fail to realize that all of that works only because of the structure and core functions that back-end software developers work