Java Developer
Paid internship for junior specialists, from 20 hours per week, remote or in-office
Real Experience in an IT Company
For those who want to grow in development
Business Tasks
- You will develop APIs for bank technical support services
- Come up with ways to optimize and automate processes
- Create internal tools, libraries, and prototypes
In the Java Development Team
Together with the team, you will learn how the company's internal systems work and how banking products are created
Opportunity to Join the Staff
After completing the internship, you will undergo a review and can proceed to an interview with one of the company's teams
For Junior Specialists
Career Start
For students, graduates, and junior specialists
Summer or During the Academic Year
It is possible to work from 20 to 40 hours per week
In-Office or Remote
It is possible to work remotely or in one of the offices by agreement with the team
Examples of Projects from Past Programs
Program participants created services to simplify the lives of employees and clients
As part of the internship, new functionality was developed for the debit product issuance processes, such as “Junior”, “Joint Accounts”, and “Additional Cards”.
- In the “Joint Accounts” project, we implemented new customer scoring rules (checking for fraud and the number of joint accounts opened) and added the sending of refusal events to the Notification Center for sending instant push and SMS notifications to the user. By doing this, we reduced the likelihood of fraudsters opening the product.
- In the “Junior” project, we radically redesigned the search scheme for a parent's debit card for a child for whom the product is being opened. This included switching to asynchronous interaction with the debit process to obtain information about an existing parent card or to send an event to open a card for the parent. This reduced the number of errors and incidents that occurred during synchronous interaction.
- As part of the “Additional Cards” project, we expanded the additional card model by adding new fields. Thanks to the new fields, it was possible to significantly adjust and expand the business logic in the process of issuing this product.
Developed additional functionality for a service that issues offers for a client's meeting with a representative online.
- Added configurable filter settings for each offer type
- Developed a microservice for temporary storage of client data from meetings with a representative, covered with unit tests
- Masked sensitive log data (passwords, logins, tokens)
Developed a service where you need to fill out a form — and it automatically generates the necessary document package for obtaining a visa.
- Redesigned the structure, added new fields to the form
- Implemented auto-filling of fields and automatic PDF generation in the backend. The backend was covered with unit tests
We Are Looking for Capable Candidates
Ideally, you know a lot and can get to the bottom of problems
Ideally, if you
- Program in Java
- Know the basic algorithms and data structures
It will be a plus, if you
- Know OOP principles
- Write basic SQL scripts
- Have used Spring Framework
How to Prepare for Selection
Get acquainted with our testing system in advance — solve a training contest
- Read about the general principles of microservices and client-server architecture
- Watch videos about Spring
- Practice: write your own Java project that works with a database, has a web interface
- First, write in pure Java, then connect Spring and Hibernate, then port the project to Spring Boot
Preparation Materials
Books
- Distributed Systems. Andrew Tanenbaum and Maarten van Steen
- Microservices Patterns. Chris Richardson
- Java Concurrency in Practice. Brian Goetz
- Learning SQL. Generating, Selecting, and Manipulating Data. Alan Beaulieu
- Spring 5 for Professionals. Clarence Ho, Chris Schaefer
Courses
- JDK course by Tagir Valeev
How to Pass the Selection
- Submit your application. Fill out the form below by September 6th inclusive and register on the T-Education platform to take the entrance tests
- Solve the exam from August 31st to September 6th inclusive. Selection for the program includes several stages: a programming exam and a test on the fundamentals of the field.
- Pass an interview with one or more teams
- Start the internship in the Fall of 2026
