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Software Developer Internships
Gain valuable development skills through hands-on experience. Interns collaborate on real client projects under the guidance of our senior developers. This program familiarizes you with web app development, workflows, and team dynamics, preparing you for employment after graduation.
The Job Market is Intense
Lack of Experience
The market demands experience, which can be difficult to have straight out of college.
Fierce Competition
It’s a challenge to stand out in the competitive field of software development.
Local Opportunities
In-person internships for software development are hard to find, especially in the Upper Peninsula.
CS & SOFTWARE ENGINEERING INTERN DEVELOPERS
Gain Experience with a Paid Internship
Real-World Projects
Learn from beyond the classroom. Interns gain real-world experience working on client projects, cultivating and refining development skills.
Guided by Senior Staff
Interns are guided by senior developers and project managers, ensuring skill advancement through collaboration and mentorship.
Always Learning
While working on web app development projects for clients, our interns learn project management skills and modern programming languages like React, Node.js, and Javascript.
Future Employment
Working on client projects, our interns gain deep knowledge of client software and tech. Upon graduation, we encourage clients to extend employment offers to their project interns.
Top-tier Talent
Meet Emilie!
Emilie is a fourth-year CS student at Michigan Tech who has spent 6 semesters as a Creative Mines intern.
Why Creative Mines?
“I’ve gotten real-world project experience that isn’t possible in a classroom. I’ve also gotten more in-depth experience with things I’ve taken classes on, like databases and APIs. Additionally, the team is always ready to work together on problems and I never feel bad about asking questions. They made it easy to balance school and work.”
How has this internship prepared you for your career?
“Creative Mines gave me industry experience and knowledge of how large projects are set up and managed. I’ve also learned how to use popular tools and gotten much better at problem-solving.”
Internship Opportunities
Our Internship Program allows Michigan Tech students to work part-time while completing their studies. This program gives students real-world experience working with clients and accelerates their development skills. Interns are required to work in a minimum of 2-hour blocks but are given flexible schedules to ensure the balance of their studies.
12-20 hours per week | Competitive Wages
Co-Op Opportunities
Our Internship Program allows Michigan Tech students to work part-time while completing their studies. This program gives students real-world experience working with clients and accelerates their development skills. Interns are required to work in a minimum of 2-hour blocks but are given flexible schedules to ensure the balance of their studies.
12-20 hours per week | Competitive Wages
Your Path To Success
Benefits
Paid
Internship
College is expensive. Lighten the financial weight on your shoulders through a paid internship or co-op at Creative Mines.
Flexible
Schedule
We understand that being a student is a full time job. We prioritize work-life balance and understand that you are a student first.
Snacks
and Drinks
Fuel your work and stay focused with a variety of power snacks, sparkling water, and fresh brewed Michigan coffee.
Team Environment
Experience a team environment in our updated office spaces, where collaboration and learning are prioritized.
Software Development in the Keweenaw
Creative Mines is proudly headquartered in Hancock, MI, offering a convenient location for students. Our office setting provides an easy transition from campus life to a professional environment, allowing you to gain valuable experience without the hassle of a long commute. You’ll have the chance to immerse yourself in real-world projects, collaborate with experienced developers, and build your skills—all just a stone’s throw from Michigan Tech.
