We take our investment into our college hire teammates very seriously. We put a lot of time, energy, and resources into this program to make sure you develop the skills to succeed as a professional software engineer. Since we invest in and are committed to you, we ask that you make a commitment to us.

Also, during our summer internship we submit our college hires for a U.S. Government security clearance. A commitment to BTI360 is necessary to submit you for the clearance.

To make this decision easier, in addition to the offer for the summer internship, you will also receive an offer for full time employment with BTI360, including your minimum starting salary. Still have questions? Just ask our previous college hires for yourself during our interview process.

College begins to prepare you for a career in the real world, but your development doesn't stop there. To stay relevant, you have to continue learning and expanding your skills. BTI360 is just the place to do that -- we are focused on the continuous development of our teammates. In fact, our top priority is developing our people. To do that, we provide opportunities for all of our teammates to advance their skills and knowledge in software engineering, technical curiosity, and technical leadership.

A security clearance opens the door to an exciting world of opportunity that not everyone qualifies for. If you make the cut, you’ll have access to mission sensitive jobs that solve intriguing problems. Not to mention, there’s a high demand for software engineers with a security clearance -- and that means added job security.

A government contractor is someone who is contracted out to work directly for the government or for a prime contractor that owns a government contract. A contractor works at a government or prime facility along with contractors from other companies. At BTI360, it is our goal to have two or more teammates on the same contract working together as a team.

The internship in located at BTI360’s headquarters in Ashburn, VA.

A majority of BTI360’s work is located in the Northern Virginia area along the Dulles Technology Corridor including Tyson’s, McLean, Reston, Herndon, and Chantilly.

There is no separate relocation or housing compensation. However, housing costs have been factored into the internship’s salary. If you are not from the Northern Virginia area, we’ll help you find summer housing. Just ask.

You will get to apply cutting-edge software development tools to a web application that you will build from start to finish. Some of the technologies that have been used in past years are Java, Kotlin, Spring, Hibernate, AngularJS, Solr, Bootstrap, MySQL, Docker, and AWS. You will also use industry best practices for software engineering such as scrum, kanban, pair programming, automated testing, and test driven development.