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NISC

Intern - Quality Engineer

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About this role

NISC is seeking a Quality Engineer Intern for Summer 2027 to support software testing and quality assurance efforts for enterprise solutions serving energy cooperatives and communications organizations. You'll perform testing tasks, document results, write release notes, and collaborate with design teams on real projects impacting millions of users.

What you'll do

  • Execute basic-level testing tasks to verify software changes meet specifications and quality standards
  • Research, test, and document results of testing scenarios
  • Write release notes and system enhancement documentation
  • Participate on design teams to understand product enhancements
  • Review and suggest improvements to system documentation
  • Support quality assurance processes for enterprise software releases

What they're looking for

  • Analytical problem-solving
  • Attention to detail
  • Software testing and quality assurance
  • Technical documentation writing
  • Communication skills
  • Self-motivation and initiative
  • Ability to work in fast-paced environments
  • Openness to learning new technologies
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NISC

NISC builds software solutions for utilities, broadband, and telecommunications companies, including provisioning systems, meter data management, and intelligent automation platforms. The company is hiring Software Developers II for full-stack development roles focused on web applications, data analytics, and emerging technologies across multiple locations.

Website
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Likely interview questions

  • Describe your experience with software testing or quality assurance—what testing methodologies are you familiar with?
  • How do you approach identifying and documenting software bugs or issues you discover during testing?