ABH internship: Flexible schedule and remote working options

When starting a new career, young people are faced with uncertainty. Believe us, we've been there - and that is why we want to make it easy for you by sharing inspiring Atlanter stories and answering your Atlantbh Internship questions. Today, we are responding to your big "WHY" - why is an Atlantbh Internship the best way to build your skills.  Twenty-five cycles of Atlantbh Internship provided us with countless answers, and we are sharing some of them with you:  Work with your mentor Atlantbh Interns receive personalized guidance through one-on-one mentorship with experienced Atlanters. Our mentors are dedicated to adapting to your unique knowledge and interests, ensuring an enriching internship tailored just for you. Own your project Internship projects at Atlantbh mirror the daily work of our engineers, minus the pressure of client deadlines. After you finish the internship, you can keep your project and use it in your portfolio!  Experience working in a team You will collaborate with other Atlantbh Interns, as each person has a specific job in creating complex applications. You will learn how important it is to work well with others and be part of a productive team in a Scrum-based setting. This makes collaborating with fellow interns enjoyable and dynamic and provides valuable insights into teamwork.  Work with cutting-edge technologies  Technology is constantly changing, and at Atlantbh, you won't just keep up – you'll be at the forefront. Get hands-on experience with the latest tech to give yourself an edge. Work on (all) of the skills As an ABH intern, beyond acquiring tech skills, you'll enhance public speaking, presentation, and soft skills. Monthly demos showcase your work, with mentor guidance ensuring a successful presentation. Feedback from your mentor, Internship coordinator, and our engineers aids your progress for a smoother internship journey. Attend Atlanter knowledge-sharing sessions We're big on sharing our knowledge. As an Atlantbh Intern, you get to join knowledge-sharing sessions held by our engineers. It's like tapping into a goldmine of experience that Atlanters love to share. If you have your answer, apply to Atlantbh Internship here until February 9th!

Embarking on your first job journey can be a mix of excitement and nerves. Transitioning from the University to the professional world can be a shaping moment in your future career. At Atlantbh, we understand these feelings all too well. That's why our internship program isn't just a learning experience - it's a transformative stepping stone towards your career. We asked five of our ex-interns, now Atlanters, what lessons they took from Internship to the real (work) world.  Working on a (real) project Internship projects at Atlantbh are based on the projects our engineers work on daily - without the added stress of meeting client deadlines. That makes working with other interns fun and dynamic, but also lets you in on how it is to work in a team. Amar was our Product Manager intern, and he says this, together with mentorship, were the most helpful experiences for starting his career. His mentor taught him the whens, hows and whys in the decision-making during the development of the new feature. After every month of the Atlantbh Internship, together with other Interns, he had a feedback session, where he got advice on what to improve in the next month.  Being a part of a productive team Dženeta found her Atlantbh internship valuable because she learned how to work effectively in a team. The difference between her studies and the Internship is that interns at Atlantbh collaborate on their projects. Each team member has a specific role in building complex applications. This experience taught her the importance of teamwork and working in a productive, Scrum-based environment. Never forget the edge case Before she became a Junior Software Engineer at Atlantbh, Nađa’s biggest lesson as an intern was that having functional code is not enough. Always think about how to make it as simple as possible, format it, and never forget the edge cases. She worked hard to implement these steps in her work process. Her biggest help was her mentor - who showed her how to achieve these goals. Nađa says that her University projects would have been much easier if she knew more about GitHub branches then.  What is important (and what is not) Ferid faced a challenge as a Data Analytics Intern: separating important data from unimportant data after conducting analyses. Learning to view data results professionally was an eye-opener for him. This skill continues to benefit him as he works as a Data Analyst today. That one thing that stands out During the Internship, you'll gain knowledge and experience in various areas. However, there's often one skill that stands out because you use it every day when you start your career. For Jasmina, a UI/UX designer, that standout skill was her research on designing tables. Her knowledge of design practices and how to plan and create concepts in the design system remains crucial in her real projects at Atlantbh today. If you are ready for new experiences and knowledge, apply here until 11.9.2023. and become the next Atlantbh Intern!

Adis Halilović is a DevOps engineer at Atlantbh, but behind the kickstarting of his career lies an exciting story. When he applied for the Atlantbh Internship, he didn't know what the DevOps position entailed. Lejla from our Talent team says that it is often the case that young people who apply for an internship are not sure what exactly they want to do. This is why the Talent team, as well as the engineers involved in the selection process, try to recognize each individual's potential and affinities and help them in that decision. Adis described the DevOps position as a way of life. He says that it is the culture and way of developing the application so that all the steps of developing the application go smoothly. The goal of DevOps culture is the unification of all those participating in that development cycle, so that the final product is as efficient as possible. All these processes are a part of the development cycle, for which the DevOps engineer is directly responsible. His DevOps story came spontaneously. He started using Linux in high school and started learning various programming languages. Adis tried his hand at other IT positions, but he didn't quite find himself in any of them. After that, he devoted himself to Linux, especially its configuration. He says he used to waste a lot of time writing automation scripts, which paid off in the long run. Adis decided to apply for the Atlantbh internship, and what is very interesting is that DevOps was his second choice. At that moment, Adis did not know what a DevOps position was, but the word Linux caught his attention. Although it was not his first choice, the Atlantbh team recognized that his skills and tendencies fit the role. "When I got to the technical interview, I talked about Linux for over an hour with Atlantbh Lead DevOps. It was a great feeling because even though there were questions I didn't know the answer to, I got the chance to talk to someone about Linux on a higher level," says Adis. After he got accepted to the Atlantbh internship, Adis learned a lot of skills needed for this job, which helped him get a job as a DevOps engineer at Atlantbh. "I must also mention that recently my internship mentor told me that as soon as he saw my CV and GitHub, he immediately knew what I wanted to do, only I didn't know it existed. I want my story to motivate future Atlantbh Interns to sign up for a new cycle of practice and try this. With the help of our Talent team and tech experts, you will know if this position is for you or see what skills you need to improve. Maybe you'll surprise yourself, and you're already ready to enter the DevOps career," says Adis Applications for the new Internship cycle are open from January 27 to February 5. Sign up here and become an Atlantbh Intern! Do you want to hear more of Adis' tips on becoming a DevOps? Watch the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YJFQHEprjTU