Solution Engineering Intern (all genders)
Revel8 GmbH2 months ago
Munich, GermanyIntern
Responsibilities
- Support the preparation and delivery of technical product demos for prospective customers.
- Assist with technical proof-of-concept phases and prepare data to demonstrate customer value.
- Analyze customer technical requirements and research integration options such as APIs and SSO.
- Help create technical guides and case studies explaining the platform’s AI features.
- Document technical customer feedback and communicate insights to the product team.
Requirements
- Currently studying computer science, business informatics, business administration with a technical focus, or a comparable program, ideally in an advanced bachelor’s or master’s program.
- Demonstrated technical understanding, fast comprehension, and motivation to understand products in depth.
- Ability to solve technical challenges pragmatically and translate complex customer requirements into working solutions.
- Willingness to take responsibility and work autonomously in a dynamic environment.
- Fluent written and spoken German and English.
Benefits
- Work directly with the pre-sales and product teams and receive real responsibility from day one.
- Gain insight into startup growth and the B2B SaaS environment.
- Work from the company’s new office at Stiglmeierplatz.
- Receive subsidized EGYM Wellpass access to sports facilities across Germany.
- Potential to continue after the internship as a working student or full-time employee.
Categories
Solutions Engineering
About Revel8 GmbH
Revel8 GmbH builds an AI-driven security awareness and training platform that simulates real-world, multi-channel social-engineering attacks (email, SMS, voice, video, and social media) and adapts scenarios to each employee’s risk profile. It sells to enterprises as subscription software, combining live threat intelligence with personalized simulations and feedback. Founded in 2023 and headquartered in Munich, it targets companies concerned about phishing, deepfakes, smishing, and ransomware exposure.