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Internship - Software Engineering - AI-Assisted Baseband Debugging Evaluation, WTE

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5 hours ago
Munich, GermanyIntern

Responsibilities

  • Design and build an evaluation framework for applying large language models to baseband debugging.
  • Develop tooling to run structured-data and debugger-interaction approaches end-to-end.
  • Define evaluation metrics covering cost, latency, and effectiveness.
  • Document requirements, experiments, results, findings, and recommendations.
  • Collaborate with developers across Apple on wireless technology and developer tooling workflows.

Requirements

  • Basic understanding of AI/LLM concepts, including prompting, tool or function calling, agent skills, and evaluation metrics.
  • Software development experience with technologies such as Swift, C, or C++.
  • Ability to document requirements, experiments, and results clearly.
  • Proficiency with software engineering tools such as Git and Jenkins.
  • Knowledge of embedded systems and CPU architectures such as ARM is preferred.
  • Interest in applying AI to software engineering and developer tooling workflows.
  • Fluent English communication skills; German is not required.

Benefits

  • Internship opportunity with Apple’s Wireless Technologies & Ecosystems team in Germany.
  • Innovation-driven environment with opportunities to share and develop ideas openly.
  • Opportunity to work on products used by millions of customers and collaborate with developers worldwide.

Tech Stack

CC++GitJenkinsSwift

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Apple designs and sells consumer electronics, software, and services for consumers and professionals worldwide, including iPhone, Mac, iPad, Apple Watch, and AirPods, plus platforms like iOS/macOS and services such as the App Store, iCloud, Music, and TV+. Its business combines device sales with services and subscriptions and in-house silicon design. Founded in 1976, Apple is headquartered in Cupertino, California, and trades on NASDAQ as AAPL.

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