Cloud Engineer Future (Summer 2027 Internship)

About the role

At Netsmart, we're passionate about using technology to make a meaningful impact in healthcare. We partner with organizations across the country that provide mental health and addiction treatment, intellectual and developmental disability support, senior living, home health, hospice, palliative care, and other essential human services. Through innovation and collaboration, we help caregivers and providers deliver better outcomes and improve the lives of the individuals and communities they serve.

Our Futures Program is a 10-week summer internship designed for students who want to gain real-world experience while making a meaningful impact. Participants work on hands-on projects, build connections with leaders and associates across Netsmart, and take part in professional development, networking, and social events. As a Future, you'll gain valuable skills, explore healthcare technology, and experience a culture built on collaboration, innovation, and purpose, all while contributing to work that truly matters.

The Cloud Engineer Future will be primarily engaged in supporting cloud infrastructure and platform technologies across Netsmart hosted environments. You will gain hands-on experience with cloud systems, infrastructure automation, monitoring, security, and operational best practices while working alongside experienced cloud engineers and technical teams. The associate will assist with cloud deployments, troubleshooting activities, operational support, and infrastructure management while developing the foundational technical skills necessary for a career in cloud engineering. We're looking for those with the ability to take initiative and manage multiple detailed tasks in a fast-paced and dynamic environment.

Schedule

10-week summer internship. Housing options are available for candidates not local to the Kansas City Metro area (certain criteria must be met to qualify).

Requirements

• Rising Senior or Rising Junior with graduation date for bachelors or masters of December 2027, May 2028, December 2028, or May 2029
• Strong written and verbal communication skills
• Must be organized, self-motivated, detail oriented and well spoken
• Knowledge of operating systems such as Windows, Linux, or Unix through coursework, labs, certifications, or personal projects
• Ability to understand how cloud infrastructure, networking, security, storage, and computing technologies affect assigned tasks
• Ability to troubleshoot technical issues involving operating systems, applications, scripts, or cloud services
• Current student working toward BA/BS degree in computer science, IS, IT, engineering, cybersecurity, or related technical field is preferred

Note: This position is not available for visa sponsorship. All applicants must be legally authorized to work in the United States.