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!
Dear AtlantBh,
I am writing to apply for the internship as a developer at AtlantBh. I have a strong passion for coding and a solid foundation in programming languages like HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React, and WordPress. I am eager to contribute to your team and gain valuable industry experience.
I have practical knowledge in various programming languages, and my coursework has given me a strong understanding of software development principles. I’ve also completed personal projects, including a calculator, to-do list, food order app, and a portfolio with 20 projects. These experiences have enhanced my problem-solving skills, teamwork abilities, and attention to detail in code quality.
Key strengths that make me a suitable candidate:
1. Strong programming skills in HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React, and WordPress.
2. Excellent problem-solving abilities.
3. Effective in teamwork and collaboration.
4. Quick learner of new technologies.
5. Strong communication skills.
I look forward to the opportunity to discuss how my qualifications align with AtlantBh’s goals during an interview. You can find my resume attached, and my GitHub profile is at https://github.com/benjamin6666.
Thank you for considering my application, and I’m excited about the possibility of contributing to AtlantBh’s success as an intern.
Sincerely,
Benjamin Čišić
Dear Benjamin,
We kindly ask you to apply for the internship via the apply link, which you can find at the bottom of this article.
Thank you in advance and good luck!