2024 FALL STUDENT - Software Developer

at  Canadian Nuclear Laboratories

Canadian Nuclear Laboratories is bringing together the finest minds to form a diverse, vibrant and dynamic workforce culture energized by the innovative capacity of students, new graduates and mid-career professionals, underpinned by senior world-renowned experts. We hire numerous students from colleges and universities each semester to support our research and perform other assignments. If you are looking for interesting and challenging work this Summer, then keep reading, and if you meet the requirements of this role, apply today.
All students applying for student positions at CNL must be returning to full-time studies upon completion of their work term. Exceptions will be made for students who require a work term in order to graduate.
Department: Maintenance & Configuration Engineering
Number of Positions: 1
Duration: 12 months (Sept 2024-Sept 2025)
Field of Study: Computer science or related
Year of study: 3rd Year
Location: Chalk River - Remote
As part of a small but dynamic team of developers, the applicant will work on a variety of software systems and have the opportunity to interface with a broad spectrum of areas at Canadian Nuclear Laboratories. This is a fast-paced team who focuses on the customer while delivering quality, “in-house” software applications to resolve a variety of data-acquisition, facility surveillance, asset-management, basic inventory, and other software requirements.
Due to a broad customer base, the applicant has the opportunity to learn of many areas of Canadian Nuclear Laboratories including specialized facilities, infrastructure facilities, waste management, radiation protection/ control and science and technology related projects.
If you are interested, we invite you to submit a resume, cover letter, and copy of an up-to-date transcript by the posting close date of May 26th at 11:59 pm EST, to ensure consideration for student employment. All students applying for student positions at CNL must be returning to full-time studies upon completion of their work term. Exceptions will be made for students who require a work term in order to graduate.

• Participating in customer meetings to determine requirements.
• Attending weekly development team meetings to discuss issues, progress, roadblocks, and planning.
• Delivering software solutions in support of the new and legacy software.
• Using the Software Change management system (MKS) to process change requests and store software.
• Assisting in software update production whether that is coding changes, testing, validating, and/or assisting in software/system upgrades.
• Working as part of a team to deliver excellent computer software services to the wider CNL community.