Cisco Associate Sales Engineer Intern 

Brazil, São Paulo, São Paulo 

608978126

Applications are accepted until further notice.

Please note this posting is to advertise potential job opportunities.This exact role may not be open today but could open in the near future.

What You'll Do

As an Associate Sales Engineer Intern, you will gain hands-on experience in leading-edge technology. You will be mentored by some of the industry’s brightest minds who will help you challenge and develop your skills.

You will make a proven impact on network infrastructure and solutions like security, mobility, and cloud.

Who you are

• You have a passion for technology
• Able to deliver results and desire to learn and expand your skills
• Creative thinking and analytical skills
• Strong collaboration, communication, influencing, and organization skills

Minimum Qualifications

• Including but not limited to an upcoming graduate of a technical degree or certification program from a Technical Boot Camp, Apprenticeship, Community College or 4-Year University.
• Currentlyenrolled in a bachelor’s degree program in Computer Networking, Computer Science, Electrical/Computer Engineering, Information Technology, Data Science, or a related program or other academic certification.
• Basic computer networking fundamentals relating to IP addressing, routing, switching, TCP/IP, and OSI model.
• Awareness and a general understanding of how consumer applications work over the internet (e.g., Browser, Voice/Video calls, Social Networks, Streaming, etc.).
• Competent English level with excellent verbal and written communication.
• Knowledge of Python, REST APIs, Automation.
• Mustresidein the city where the job islocated, as regular in-office attendance isrequired

Preferred Skills

• Comfortable with Data Analysis and creating visualizations such as graphs and heatmaps.
• Ability to multi-task, self-start, work in a dynamic teamenvironmentand work independently.
• Ability to quickly learnnew technologies

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