Web Developer

Fusion 360 is a next-generation digital shop, serving up more hot digital sustenance than Satan's Sous Chef. We develop award winning digital strategies for local and regional companies and brands. We have won Webbys, Tellys, Communicators, Davys and we are Utah's ONLY Emmy-Award winning agency (humble brag)., The purpose of our internship program is to build a pool of promising, diverse students who have developed skills and knowledge within the Fusion 360 culture and environment and who can be tapped for employment, upon graduation. At the end of each semester, we HIRE from our pool of interns. -Over 50% of our team are former interns. True story.

• Having your HTML, JavaScript and PHP game on lock. *Familiarity with ES6, React, Node, Sass, RxJS, REST, Jenkins, AWS infrastructure, SCRUM methodology, would be both sick and tight.
• Able to thrive in a Digital Ad Agency / SaaS Company environment and meet deadlines each week.
• Our moms.
• Proficient juggler (or any circus-like skills).
• Our moms.
• Ability to be an agency / SaaS Company "rock star", less the attitude and that whole snorting coke off Vegas hookers, thing.

Do you love Agile Development more than Kanye loves Kanye? Fusion 360 (www.fusion360studios.com) is on the prowl for our next WEB APPLICATION (SaaS) DEVELOPER INTERN to join our award-winning team of digital dragoons. If you have a mastered front-end software using the latest technologies such as ES6, React and AWS enhanced environment, like Trump has mastered the spray tan and you can cook up HTML, JavaScript and PHP sites faster than an STD is shared at Coachella, then, lend us your eyeballs… Other shops have interns who make copies. Our interns make originals. These code-slingers assist in brainstorming; and produce owned media content for agency and client websites, web apps and software (SaaS). -Think in Yoda in Chucks armed to the teeth with an iMac, Doritos and caffeine on the ready. Bonus points if you know the Electric Slide, Macarena or the Moon Walk -Friday afternoons can get a little weird. If your front end web dev game is on fleek, read on.