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At Mitel, you will have the opportunity to help businesses connect, collaborate and provide better experiences for our customers. You will deliver valuable contributions in creating business success within our global organization utilizing your unique attributes, skills and experience.
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Internship will be working closely with SW developers, and/or AI development designers and/or AI SW developers. Develop SW involving Mitel products or Test Automation tools or test scripts. Support developers in their activities, including/involving infrastructure and development support. Enthusiasm for learning/implementing new technologies is expected.
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Mitel is committed to achieving workforce diversity and creating an inclusive working environment. Diversity makes sense for us, for our customers and for our future. We value different perspectives, skills and experiences, and welcome applications from all sections of the community.
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