BMM Testlabs has announced that applicants for the summer 2023 tribal gaming internship programme, powered through the American Indian Science and Engineering Society, will be selected in the upcoming weeks.
BMM looks forward to welcoming paid STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) interns into its laboratory to receive hands-on experience assessing gaming technology integrity, accountability, functionality and more with BMM’s team of engineers.
BMM’s internship programme is part of the company’s Next Generation Initiative, where BMM gives back to tribal communities by presenting opportunities in tribal gaming for hard-working Indigenous students.
BMM received applications from many qualified students through the AISES internship portal. Applicants include students that are pursuing undergraduate or graduate degrees in computer science, computer engineering, computer programming, electrical engineering and more.
The selected interns will have the opportunity to perform statistical analysis of gaming devices and game probabilities, review gaming devices and system source code, assist with the development of testing procedure and more at BMM’s Las Vegas headquarters.
Rachel Wilson, former BMM Testlabs summer intern, commented: "I applied for the BMM Testlabs internship to see a different side of the technology world and experience working in a billion-dollar industry.
"During my internship I learned about the gaming industry, the extensive testing process and just how many moving parts go into getting one game onto a casino floor. This experience allowed me to develop into a well-rounded student with a wide variety of experience.
"Now, I have graduated from college with a degree in computer science and management. My internship at BMM Testlabs helped me achieve my professional goals and I recommend it to anyone looking to learn more about the gaming industry."
BMM is currently assessing candidates for summer 2023 paid internships and looks forward to welcoming the selected interns soon.
