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Counterpart’s summer internship program expanded in 2015, offering hands-on software development experience to computer science students.

Counterpart’s 2015 Summer Internship Expands

Counterpart continues its commitment to providing real-world, hands-on experience to college students majoring in computer science and related fields.  This year’s group of interns includes four high-performing students, up from two positions last year. And while we really don’t keep “score,” having a founder and two current partners who are Rose alumni definitely shines through in our intern selection.

Jacob Ryan & Steven Davis

Because they enjoyed it so much last year, interns Jacob (Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology) and Steven (Purdue University) are joining us for another summer! This will be Jacob’s 3rd summer interning for Counterpart and Steven’s 2nd. They both have continued to do work from school throughout the year.

Joshua Green

A junior at Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology, Josh is majoring in Computer Science. He enjoys playing card games, reading Sci-Fi and Fantasy, and playing video games. In fact, he enjoys playing video games so much that he built his own gaming computer last summer. Josh is originally from Cassopolis, MI, but decided to stick around Indiana for the summer to intern for Counterpart.

Noah Miller

Originally from Decatur, IL, Noah is a Senior Software Engineering student at Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology, majoring in Computer Science.  In 2013, he transferred from Richland Community College with an Associate’s in Science. Recently engaged last year, Noah enjoys spending time with his fiancée, playing guitar, and listening to music. He also enjoys working on programming projects, which is a bonus for Counterpart!

We are excited to have them full-time for the next couple of months!  And, we’ll be sure to let you know the “score” throughout the summer.

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