Internship / Master Thesis: AI-powered Market Intelligence Platform
Evangelical Lutheran Church in America13 hours ago
Pully, SwitzerlandIntern
Responsibilities
- Design an AI-powered market intelligence platform that collects and analyzes signals from external sources.
- Identify and visualize emerging trends, opportunities, and potential market disruptions.
- Correlate external signals with internal project, reference, competency, and customer information.
- Apply Generative AI and Retrieval-Augmented Generation techniques and present results through dashboards and recommendations.
- Deliver a proof of concept and evaluate its business value for one or more business lines.
- Optionally propose gamification mechanisms to increase user engagement.
Requirements
- Software development experience with Python, Java, .NET, or similar technologies.
- Understanding of artificial intelligence, machine learning, and large language models.
- Familiarity with data analysis, data visualization, and information retrieval.
- Interest in market analysis, technology watch, and business intelligence.
- Ability to translate business challenges into technical solutions.
- Strong analytical, communication, and presentation skills.
- Knowledge of APIs, web scraping, and data integration is a plus.
- Generative AI, RAG architectures, vector databases, knowledge management platforms, and gamification are nice-to-have qualifications.
Benefits
- Six-month internship or master thesis starting in February 2027.
- Collaborative, multicultural workplace with teams across international sites.
- Access to state-of-the-art AI tooling, including the latest LLMs, AI coding assistants, and an internal GenAI platform used on client projects.
- Internal hackathons, Brownbag sessions, and a technical blog.
- Monthly after-work events organized at each location.
Categories
About Evangelical Lutheran Church in America
The Evangelical Lutheran Church in America is a U.S. Christian denomination that coordinates churchwide programs, theological resources, and ministries for congregations, synods, and partners. Founded in 1988 and headquartered in Chicago, it serves about 3.3 million members in more than 9,000 worshiping communities across all 50 states and the Caribbean, funded primarily by congregational benevolence, donations, and endowments, and operating initiatives in leadership development, education, disaster response, and global mission.