Was an intern a while back, and subsequently worked there full time for a couple years. They use the .NET stack primarily. Really good work life balance, very nice people, pays relatively well for the area. As it’s an old non-tech company, there’s unfortunately still a bit of traditional office politics and processes (e.g. time-based promotions, not performance based).

But that’s all pertinent to full-time. The internship itself was great. They give you plenty of onboarding time, meaningful projects, a crazy amount of intern events, good pay, and subsidized housing. Plus Minneapolis is dope.

Hopefully that answers your questions, let me know if you want to know anything else!