Software Engineering Intern

Why Join Bracco Medical Technologies?

We care as much about our employees as we do our patients. Our culture fosters a work environment where employees can thrive, be passionate and have fun along the way. Each member of the Bracco Medical Technologies team has the power to make a difference......every day!

Company Overview

At Bracco Medical Technologies, every employee has an impact on our Mission to empower lifesaving decisions. We create medical devices that give healthcare providers the insights they need to confidently and safely diagnose patients. Our unique line of products includes Intravascular Ultrasound (IVUS), Fractional Flow Reserve (FFR), Cardiovascular Imaging contrast delivery (CVi), and CT and MRI contrast delivery systems. As part of the Bracco Group, Bracco Medical Technologies benefits from the resources of a multinational conglomerate with broad expertise in cath lab and radiology suite technology and a dedication to continuous advancement.

We are currently seeking intern/co-op candidates to learn with us as they engage in a variety of hands-on projects alongside our high-performing and authentic R&D team.

Position Summary

Want to spend your internship building real software for real products—not just working on a side project that disappears when the summer ends? We're looking for people who like building things, enjoy figuring out how things work, aren't afraid to ask questions, and want to become better software engineers.

Bracco Medical Technologies (BMT) is looking for three Software Engineering Interns to join our software development team. You'll be matched with a project based on your skills, interests, and the technologies you want to explore , working in either our Injector (device) or Digital Health focus areas.

You'll work alongside experienced software engineers and contribute to software that supports medical technology used in the real world. Depending on your project, you could be writing production code, building features, solving bugs, debugging systems, creating automated tests, improving user experiences, or developing tools that make our products better.

This isn't just about watching how software gets built. You'll be part of the team building it. Along the way, you'll experience the software development lifecycle firsthand—from designing and coding to testing, documentation, code reviews, and getting software ready for release.

Injector (device)

Want to write software that interacts with an actual physical device?

Our Injector team develops software for our medical devices and the infrastructure that supports them. You'll have the opportunity to work on software where code meets hardware—building and improving features that users can actually see and interact with.

Primary technologies: C# / WPF

Digital Health

Interested in connected products, servers, and modern software platforms?

Our Digital Health team develops server-based solutions that connect our products and help information move securely between systems. You'll get exposure to the software and services behind connected medical technology.

Primary technologies: C# / TypeScript

Training to be Provided

We don't expect you to arrive knowing how to build medical-device software. That's part of what you'll learn here.

You'll work with engineers and other teams across BMT to see how software goes from an idea to a product used in the real world. You'll learn what it means to develop software in a regulated industry where quality, reliability, cybersecurity, testing, and good engineering practices actually matter.

Training may include medical-device development processes, BMT products and technologies, software development practices, testing, documentation, and the tools our engineering teams use every day.

You'll also have opportunities to grow beyond your technical project. Our interns and co-ops participate in a buddy program, career-development activities, networking opportunities, and events with BMT professionals —both virtually and in person.

Our goal is simple: you should leave the internship a significantly better software engineer than when you started.

Qualifications

Required

You don't need to know everything already. We're looking for students who have a solid foundation, enjoy solving problems, and are excited to learn.

• Currently pursuing a Bachelor's or Master's degree in Software Engineering, Computer Engineering, Computer Science, or a related engineering field
• Experience with object-oriented programming using C#, Java, and/or C++
• Basic experience with Python
• Familiarity with source-control tools such as Git
• Basic debugging and troubleshooting skills
• Curiosity, initiative, and a willingness to dig into problems you haven't seen before

Preferred

If you've had exposure to any of the following, even better

• GUI or application development
• Software development methodologies such as Agile/Scrum
• Continuous Integration / Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) tools and concepts
• Software Development Life Cycle ( SDLC ) and software testing concepts
• Personal, class, hackathon, open-source, or other software projects you're excited to talk about
• Strong interpersonal and communication skills
• Technical writing and presentation experience