Company details
This learning-led internship is organised by Bridgin Automation and introduced through Career Partners. It gives participants a structured view of how technology teams explore ideas, make decisions and reflect across a project lifecycle. Registrations of interest are now open for the introductory cohort.
The opportunity
The internship follows a project through broad stages including discovery, design, engineering, quality assurance and deployment. Sessions focus on observation, mentor explanation, review, Q&A and sandbox exercises; participants are not placed into delivery roles.
The role
Participants will meet the perspectives commonly found behind a project: product and analysis, experience design, engineering, quality, cloud and security, data and AI, marketing and operations. These are learning topics, not assigned work responsibilities.
- Follow guided project walkthroughs and mentor demonstrations.
- Take part in architecture, workflow and role reviews.
- Ask questions, reflect on decisions and discuss trade-offs.
- Complete optional sandbox exercises for personal learning.
- Develop learning notes and career reflections.
Job requirements
- Interest in technology, digital work or how projects are delivered.
- Willingness to learn through observation, discussion and reflection.
- Ability to participate in scheduled sessions and respect the internship boundaries.
- Students and recent graduates are the intended audience.
Eligibility: Intended for students and recent graduates. Eligibility and participation terms will be confirmed for each cohort.
Unpaid experience information
An unpaid experience is only appropriate when vocational-placement requirements are met or no employment relationship exists. If an employment relationship exists, the participant may need to be paid.
What you'll get in return
- A clearer view of the project lifecycle.
- Context for Git, Agile, cloud, APIs, data and AI.
- Better understanding of collaboration across project roles.
- Support with career, CV, LinkedIn and portfolio framing.
- Personal learning notes or sandbox exercises that remain the participant's own.