Software and Systems Quality Intern

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      • with the full sentence. Now Requirements bullet points: - Bachelor's degree or currently pursuing degree (or minor / concentration) in information systems, computer science, business analytics, data science, product or project management, systems engineering, finance, or a related field - Excellent communication skills, both verbal and written, and ability to read nonverbal cues - Strong written communication: able to document a defect, a decision, or a risk clearly enough that someone who was not in the room can act on it. - Strong verbal communication and comfort initiating conversations across departments, including subject matter experts and senior stakeholders. - Demonstrated ability to learn quickly and work productively on an iterative team where priorities are reassessed as new information arrives. - Analytical rigor and curiosity: a habit of asking "why" more than once and testing assumptions against evidence. - Attention to detail sufficient to spot data discrepancies between systems. Note there is some duplication: "Excellent communication skills..." and then "Strong written communication:" and "Strong verbal communication...". We'll keep them as separate bullets. Now Benefits (What We Offer): - On-the-Job Learning: Roll up your sleeves on projects that matter. - 1-on-1 Time with Senior Leaders: Get insights you won’t find in books. - Learning Sessions: Master Excel, understand credit, and learn to invest. - Internship Outings: Networking meets unforgettable summer experiences. - Bold Culture: Team spirit, celebrations, and a people-first mindset. Now Pay: "All our interns are paid for the work they perform, hourly rate dependent on position." Schedule: includes location? Actually schedule includes hours and duration. We'll put schedule: "Monday through Friday, 8:30am to 5:30pm. Duration: 11 weeks - Monday, May 17th to Friday, July 30th, 2027." Location: "Onsite in Greenville, SC. Join us in our thoughtfully designed headquarters in the heart of downtown Greenville (parking is paid for!). Housing assistance available for qualified individuals" We could include location in About the role paragraph or separate. Let's add a short

        after About the role maybe. But we must not repeat job title. The intro paragraph: "Want hands-on experience testing the systems that power a national real estate lending company? As an SSQ Intern at Lima One Capital, you'll join the Product and Project Management Office (PMO) to help validate data and feature functionality during a major enterprise system migration. You'll write and run test cases, verify data integrity across upstream and downstream systems, and support key launch activities like user acceptance testing and cutover validation. You'll also get to investigate real issues through root cause analysis, using techniques like user shadowing and stakeholder interviews. It's a great opportunity to build practical skills in quality assurance, systems thinking, and cross-functional collaboration while contributing to a project with real, visible impact." We'll put that in

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          Location: Onsite in Greenville, SC. Join us in our thoughtfully designed headquarters in the heart of downtown Greenville (parking is paid for!). Housing assistance available for qualified individuals.

          Responsibilities

          • Write test cases and form testable hypotheses focused on data quality and software functionality.
          • Plan and build tests of software and system quality; execute test runs and record results.
          • Validate system configurations and verify data inputs and outputs.
          • Support release-readiness and cutover checklists, and perform post-release validation.
          • Measure test effort and return on investment to help the team invest testing time where it pays off.
          • Triage bugs, defects, and feature gaps into the appropriate channels for resolution.
          • Distinguish software issues from user error and user knowledge gaps.
          • Iterate on open problems through repeated interviews with and shadowing of stakeholders.
          • Initiate informal and formal conversations with stakeholders to elicit user needs and feedback.
          • Participate in cross-team stand-ups and discovery sessions with process and system owners across origination, customer portals, CRM integrations, data, reporting, and servicing.
          • Identify opportunities, problems, and areas of untapped value potential across the system.
          • Document key findings, decisions, risks, and lessons learned from the system and software deployment process, to a standard that holds up under audit and supports knowledge transfer after the internship ends.
          • Handle confidential borrower, loan, employee, and company information strictly in accordance with Lima One's information security, privacy, and data-handling policies.

          Requirements

          • Bachelor's degree or currently pursuing degree (or minor / concentration) in information systems, computer science, business analytics, data science, product or project management, systems engineering, finance, or a related field
          • Excellent communication skills, both verbal and written, and ability to read nonverbal cues
          • Strong written communication: able to document a defect, a decision, or a risk clearly enough that someone who was not in the room can act on it.
          • Strong verbal communication and comfort initiating conversations across departments, including subject matter experts and senior stakeholders.
          • Demonstrated ability to learn quickly and work productively on an iterative team where priorities are reassessed as new information arrives.
          • Analytical rigor and curiosity: a habit of asking "why" more than once and testing assumptions against evidence.
          • Attention to detail sufficient to spot data discrepancies between systems.

          Benefits

          • On-the-Job Learning: Roll up your sleeves on projects that matter.
          • 1-on-1 Time with Senior Leaders: Get insights you won’t find in books.
          • Learning Sessions: Master Excel, understand credit, and learn to invest.
          • Internship Outings: Networking meets unforgettable summer experiences.
          • Bold Culture: Team spirit, celebrations, and a people-first mindset.

          Pay

          All our interns are paid for the work they perform, hourly rate dependent on position.