IT Internships in Nuremberg, Germany

“Internship (9-12 months) in Nürnberg, Germany, for validation and verification of turbulence models in Simcenter STAR-CCM+. Work with CFD experts, automate testing frameworks, and document results. Open to mechanical/aerospace engineering students with strong analytical skills and English proficiency.”

“Internship (9-12 months) in Nürnberg for validation and verification of turbulence models in Simcenter STAR-CCM+. Work with CFD experts, automate testing frameworks, and document results. Open to mechanical/aerospace engineering students with strong analytical skills and English proficiency.”

“Career orientation internship (m/f/d) at a major European telecom company to explore application development. Includes hands-on tasks in software development, testing, and team collaboration, with mentorship, insights into IT specialist training, and personalized career guidance.”

“(COMPANY NAME)'s Nuremberg Research Center offers an internship in Power Systems and Grid-tied Inverter Control. The role involves control and simulation of grid-tied inverters for PV and battery storage applications, using MBD tools, C/C++, Python, and simulation platforms like DigSilent and Plecs. The ideal candidate is enrolled in electrical/electronic engineering or computer science, with knowledge of power systems and inverter control. Fluency in English is required.”

“Internship at (COMPANY NAME)'s Ohm Research Center in Nuremberg for Charging Test and Commissioning. Tasks include testing power semiconductor devices, building simulation models, and assisting in lab management. Requires a Master's in Electrical Engineering, experience with power electronics, and good English skills. Offers a multicultural environment, training opportunities, and diverse meal options.”

“(COMPANY NAME)'s Ohm Research Center in Nuremberg offers an internship for a Charging Test and Commissioning Intern. The role involves testing power semiconductor devices, building simulation models, and assisting in laboratory management. The ideal candidate is pursuing a Master's in Electrical Engineering, has experience with power electronics, and strong English skills. Proficiency in German is a plus.”