Internship: Software development: Moving to a Model Driven Architecture (XSpace)

Description de l'offre

Join us and shape the future of travel!

Shaping the future of travel has always been important to us at Amadeus. Today, with technology getting smarter by the minute, that future is more exciting than ever.

We work at the heart of the global travel industry. Amadeus offers you the opportunity to learn and grow and drive your own progression in an exciting and multicultural environment.

Our people are driven by a passion for 'Where next?' If you want to shape your career and the future of travel, Amadeus is the place for you.

Team and context description

Why settle for a dull internship this year when exciting opportunities could be yours for the taking?
Amadeus is changing the travel industry through digital experiences offered to a wide range of customers: travel agencies, airlines, airports, hotels, cars, etc.
Amadeus Selling Platform Connect is one of them sold to travel agents… and this all around the world. It is a web application that 500 000 travel agents will use for their day to day work. This web application is being developed by the Sell Connect tribe, where software engineers, product definition analysts and quality assurance engineers work in Agile using the Scrum methodology in several features teams.
Our team is committed to developing customization frameworks through innovative technologies, to allow each travel agent to feel he's using an application fitting his specific needs. The team is small and practices agile development, so you'll be an important contributor when achieving your mission.

Purpose of the internship

In the Sell Connect tribe, we constantly seek improvements. With this internship, we want to dramatically change the way we do software development in order to:

· Develop consistent/structured code faster using code generation, removing duplications and repetitive work, ensuring the code follows the architecture principles defined
· Add automation and common processes in our software development life cycle
· Improve the overall quality of the product, by for example generating tests or including best practices in the generated code
· Better visualize and understand our product and its current state

In short, we want to move to a Model Driven Architecture (MDA). The purpose of this internship is develop the tool in which the MDA will be defined and the artefacts generated: it is called XSpace.

Key missions

Your mission is to revolutionize the way software development is done in the Sell Connect tribe and beyond!

· You will propose functional and technical solutions to define, view and edit the product architecture using existing enablers (Design Factory, SUITS etc.)
· You will use code generation technologies in order to generate code artefacts from the product architecture
· You will participate to refinements, planning and demos with XSpace stakeholders

Are you ready to take this challenge?

What you’ll learn

You'll have a chance to interact with nearly every team at Front-Office division - developers, functional analysts, designers, quality engineers, etc.

Your key learnings will be:

· How to write technical and functional design
· How to develop a new web application from scratch using the latest technologies
· How to use technologies around code generation
· How to work in an Agile environment

Wanted!

We are looking for a talented full stack developer with JavaScript, JAVA and database skills.

Last but not least, we are looking for outgoing and enthusiastic personality: we want a go-getter!

Join us and shape the future of travel!

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