17 hours ago
Bern, SwitzerlandIntern
Responsibilities
- Develop Python automations and API integrations with ONIS engineers and users of Swisscom’s network tools.
- Use approved AI engineering tools throughout design, implementation, testing, documentation, and troubleshooting.
- Deliver small, reviewed changes through GitLab CI/CD and GitOps while applying Swisscom security, identity, and data-management standards.
- Run a pilot project with a mentor, add meaningful monitoring, and gain experience with incident diagnosis, rollback, and recovery processes.
- Share evaluated AI practices, develop reusable tests, and support sustainable knowledge transfer.
Requirements
- Currently pursuing or having completed within the past year a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree from a university or university of applied sciences in computer science, data science, engineering, or a related field.
- Foundational knowledge of AI, cloud technologies, or data-oriented engineering and good programming or scripting skills, ideally in Python.
- Basic understanding of networking concepts, Git, APIs, REST, and JSON.
- Interest in AI-assisted software development; experience with Copilot, Kiro, or similar tools is advantageous.
- Basic understanding of MCP servers and best practices for engineers using AI tools.
- Very good German and English skills; French is an advantage.
- Interest in new technologies and agile ways of working, with an independent, structured, proactive, analytical, and team-oriented approach.
Benefits
- 12-month student program starting February 1, 2027, with 60% team participation and 40% innovation work.
- Work from one of Swisscom’s offices in Switzerland or from home, with flexible working hours.
- Opportunities for cross-program activities, an international visit, professional development, and attractive employee benefits.
About Swisscom
Swisscom is Switzerland’s incumbent telecommunications and IT services provider, offering mobile, broadband, TV, cloud, security, and managed services for consumers, enterprises, and the public sector. It earns revenue from subscriptions and enterprise contracts across connectivity and digital services. Founded in 1998 and headquartered in Worblaufen, Bern, it is a public company majority-owned by the Swiss Confederation and operates nationwide with 5G and fiber infrastructure.