Software Developer Intern (Professional Services team), Fall 2026

About the position

Ready to turn complex technical challenges into concrete success for customers? Do you excel in front-end technologies and want to apply your technical expertise to consultancy while addressing large-scale business challenges? Coveo is looking for a Software Developer Intern to join our Professional Services team. Your mission? Work closely with our customers to understand their needs and deliver tailored solutions. You’ll be actively involved in every step of the process, from design to production. You'll do more than just code, you'll be deploying and implementing your work with the customer. Our Professional Services team collaborates closely with Coveo clients to ensure a seamless integration, and configuration of our highly customizable AI Cloud SaaS Solution into their environment. They work with prestigious customers such as Nespresso and Metro.

Responsibilities

  • Engage actively in daily stand-up meetings to discuss progress, roadblocks, and plans. Collaborate with team members to ensure alignment and effective communication.
  • Tackle the team’s backlog of tasks, conduct bug fixes and work on ongoing projects.
  • Support our internal tooling project, each contribution you make here has a direct impact on the productivity of your colleagues.
  • Attend client meetings, provide updates on your progress, discuss next steps and answer any questions.
  • Work on Coveo’s own in-house build libraries (Atomic and Headless) to enhance customer journeys and implement components directly in our clients’ environment.
  • Meet with your mentor to get feedback on your recent work and take the initiative to shadow their activities.
  • You have a check-in meeting with your mentor to get some feedback on what you have been working on and take the opportunity to shadow what they are doing.

Requirements

  • You are currently studying computer science or software engineering in your third or fourth year in a Bachelor's degree or higher in the province of Québec.
  • You are able to work from our office 2 days a week.
  • You are legally entitled to work full-time in Canada for the duration of the 15 week internship.
  • You have at least one internship experience in a front-end or full-stack role: you’re ready to build on that experience and take your skills to the next level.
  • You have excellent frontend coding skills: you have experience in languages like JavaScript, TypeScript, React, Angular, Python, or Java.
  • You’ve got strong communication skills: you will meet with customers from around the world.
  • You excel at problem-solving and are always looking for ways to improve processes with fresh ideas and innovative approaches.
  • You are interested in a consultancy role.
  • You strive to grow and aren't afraid to ask questions.
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