Description
We're hiring an Azure Engineer who treats latency budgets like personal grudges and Project Management like a second language. The offer reads simply — internship, $54,000 - $84,000, 1 years, and a junior role where ownership is not a perk but the point.
Key Responsibilities
- Implement secure authentication and authorization flows using Docker
- Track and report on key performance metrics for technology services
- Negotiate Istio tradeoffs with product when Apollo timelines and reality collide
- Lead the Docker migration that finally retires Apollo's fun-loving legacy stack
- Shave milliseconds off the technology hot path that Apollo users feel every click
- Contribute to sprint planning, estimation, and technology roadmap discussions
- Untangle the CloudFormation dependency knots that have slowed San Antonio releases for months
What You'll Bring
- Comfort owning technology decisions in a TX market
- Eagerness to take ownership and run with new responsibilities
- Comfort presenting to a TX-wide audience without a script
- Working familiarity with internship schedules and team norms at Apollo
- Willingness to relocate to San Antonio, TX, or to make remote work
- A keen eye for quality and consistency in your output
We are a relentlessly-kind technology company, and Apollo calls San Antonio, TX home. Collaboration over heroics is our default, and we'd rather win as a group than burn anyone out.
We start the conversation at $54,000 - $84,000 and end it with mentorship, benefits, and the flexibility to grow without relocating from TX.
The posting clock reset today, so the Azure Engineer window is wide open.
This internship opening in San Antonio is built for someone like you, so don't let it pass.