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Thales • Hengelo, Overijssel, Netherlands
Role & seniority: Internship or graduation assignment (student status required for entire period); focus on AI-enhanced software testing.
Stack/tools: Artificial intelligence techniques (machine learning, NLP, predictive analytics); testing concepts; Kubernetes; Linux. Exposure to naval/defense software context is possible.
Propose and evaluate AI-driven approaches to automate test case generation and defect detection.
Explore methods to improve test coverage and testing efficiency; conduct experiments and measure impact.
Deliver a written proposal and/or prototype demonstrating practical AI applications in software testing.
Enrolled student for the full internship/assignment period.
Interest in AI, software testing, and related tooling.
Familiarity with Linux; basic Kubernetes knowledge is a plus.
Experience with ML/NLP techniques or predictive analytics.
Prior exposure to software testing processes, test automation, or quality assurance.
Interest in cyber/security or defense-related software environments.
Location & work type: Hengelo, Netherlands; on-site internship or graduation project in a high-tech, R&D setting. Flexible workspace with internship allowance and student association participation.
Location: Hengelo, Netherlands
About Thales
With 80.000 talents working in 68 countries, we are one of the biggest high-tech employers in the field of safety and security. In the Netherlands, where 2500 employees are based, we are located in seven cities: Huizen, Amersfoort, Rotterdam, Delft, Breda, Eindhoven and Hengelo (HQ). Together with an extensive ecosystem of knowledge partners, customers and suppliers, we work on radars for naval vessels, cyber security solutions, transportation systems, communication equipment for land forces, cryogenic cooling solutions, research & development for radar tech (in collaboration with TU Delft).
In the heart of our Engineering cluster lies the software engineering department, where we drive the development of cutting-edge combat and information management systems for naval vessels. Our expertise extends to seamless integration with sensor and weapon systems, alongside the creation of advanced sensor processing applications. These sophisticated systems are trusted by global partners, serving to protect lives and uphold the fundamental right of every individual to safety. At the core of critical operations, our software is the foundation, ensuring resilience in the face of high-stakes scenarios. The infrastructure we are currently developing will be the basis of our products for the next 30 years.
About The Assignment
In this assignment, you will explore how artificial intelligence can revolutionize software testing processes. Focus on challenges such as automating test case generation, detecting defects earlier, and improving test coverage. You are expected to propose innovative solutions that apply AI techniques—like machine learning models, natural language processing, or predictive analytics—to enhance testing efficiency and accuracy.
Depending on your study and personal interests, the emphasis within the assignment can be adjusted.
Affinity
AI, Testing, Kubernetes, Linux
What’s In It For You
An interesting internship or graduation assignment within our high-tech, innovative work environment; A comfortable, flexible work space in a modern environment; An excellent internship allowance; Its own student association where you can participate in educational and fun activities.
Interested?
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