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Web Marketing Intern - Front-end Developer

Texas InstrumentsDallas🇺🇸United States

Quick overview

SeniorityEntry Level

Work modeHybrid

LocationDallas, United States

GitHTMLAngularCSSJavaNode.jsReactJavaScriptLinux

Job description

Change the world. Love your job.

About the Job

Our Front-end Development internship will provide you with a variety of experiences tailored to the latest trends in front end technologies such as HTML, CSS and JavaScript frameworks. You'll learn to translate mock-ups into functional components while mastering development workflows, version control, and cross-browser compatibility. This is a unique opportunity to gain hands-on experience implementing design systems, writing maintainable code, and optimizing performance for actual customers who regularly access the website of an $18B technology company.

This internship might be for you if you have an interest in:

Developing and driving a best-in-class website for customers looking for information to evaluate products, make purchases and get timely support
Developing front-end strategies to support our UX Designers in providing consistent web design experiences to help promote the TI brand
Working with IT to launch new innovative, technically credible solutions on TI.com
Analyzing user data to evaluate front-end component effectiveness and collaborating with senior developers to optimize web performance

Minimum Requirements:

Pursuing a Bachelors degree in Web Design & Development, User Experience Design, Computer Engineering or Computer Science with focus in marketing, or related degree.
Minimum GPA 3.0/4.0 GPA

Preferred qualifications:

Experience with HTML, CSS, JavaScript semantics and modern web framework such as Angular, Stencil or REACT, connecting with APIs
Strong online portfolio demonstrating a range of web-related development work a must
Experienced with C, Java, Node.js, npm, Git and DevOps processes
Understands fundamentals of user experience design principles, UX research, web development and web production
Comfortable with UNIX command line interface
Understanding of responsive design, cross-browser compatibility, and web accessibility