Software Engineering / AI Engineering Intern
Thermo Fisher Scientific2 days ago
Eindhoven, NetherlandsIntern
Responsibilities
- Analyse the current diagnostic process with service engineers.
- Assess and prepare relevant system data and technical documentation.
- Compare structured search, diagnostic rules, and an LLM-based assistant.
- Build a prototype that provides diagnostic suggestions with supporting evidence.
- Evaluate diagnostic accuracy, diagnosis time, and usability using historical cases and engineer feedback.
- Produce a research plan, documented prototype, evaluation, graduation thesis, final presentation, and development recommendations.
Requirements
- Be enrolled in an HBO or WO Software Engineering programme and ready to start a graduation assignment.
- Have programming experience, preferably in C#; Python is also acceptable.
- Understand software design, testing, and version control.
- Be able to analyse data and approach technical problems systematically.
- Work independently and collaborate with software engineers and service specialists.
- Communicate clearly in English verbally and in writing.
- Interest in AI, machine learning, or information retrieval is welcome; prior electron microscopy knowledge is not required.
Benefits
- Office-based work at Thermo Fisher Scientific’s Eindhoven R&D location on a standard Monday-to-Friday schedule.
- Graduation assignment with a working prototype, thesis, final presentation, and recommendations for further development.
Tech Stack
C#Python
Categories
About Thermo Fisher Scientific
Thermo Fisher Scientific builds analytical instruments, lab equipment and consumables, specialty diagnostics, and provides pharma services (CDMO and clinical research) for biotech, pharma, academic, and healthcare customers. It earns revenue through product sales, e-commerce distribution (Fisher Scientific), and contract services under brands such as Thermo Scientific, Applied Biosystems, Invitrogen, Patheon, and PPD. Headquartered in Waltham, MA, it is publicly traded on the NYSE (TMO) and was created by the 2006 merger of Thermo Electron and Fisher Scientific.