Internship: AI-assisted diagnostic and solution recommendation engine
Evangelical Lutheran Church in America14 hours ago
Pully, SwitzerlandIntern
Responsibilities
- Deliver a functional prototype covering AI diagnostics and AI solution recommendation.
- Establish a reusable architecture for production deployment.
- Investigate suitable LLMs, retrieval techniques, agentic approaches, and development frameworks with support from AI architects.
- Design and implement knowledge ingestion, retrieval, request analysis, response generation, and classification.
- Understand the strategic, operational, and business context of the project.
- Collaborate with the ELCA project team and, when selected, interact with client team members.
Requirements
- EPFL Master's degree and strong computer science fundamentals.
- Keen interest in generative AI, including LLMs and RAG.
- Ability to design an end-to-end solution from prototype to deployment.
- Good understanding of Large Language Models, generative AI, and their use in real software solutions.
- Agility with modern development tools.
- Understanding of textual data processing, data analysis, and information retrieval.
- Autonomous, results-driven working style.
- Professional working proficiency in French and English.
- Latest academic transcripts must be submitted with the application.
Benefits
- Six-month internship starting in February 2027.
- Opportunity to work on a real and active ELCA strategic project with operational evaluation of the solution.
- Collaborative, multicultural team working across international sites.
- Opportunity to build innovative solutions intended to make a difference in people's lives.
- Internal coding events, including Hackathons and Brownbag sessions, plus a technical blog.
- Monthly After-Works organized at each location.
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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.