Intern in AI Engineering AI-ready Processes (f/m/d)

MAN Truck & Bus SE · Munich

InternshipGerman needed: fluent

Still open on 1 Nov

You apply on the company's own website.

Key facts

Duration: At least 3 months; At least 3 months, can combine mandatory and voluntary internship
Job starts: 1 Dec 2026
Language needed: German and English
Subject you study: Engineering, Business Administration, Computer Science

You proactively support the Engineering Strategy department in analyzing, structuring, and further developing processes, methods, and control logics in the development environment with the goal of making them AI-ready
You gather and condense information from existing process descriptions, documentation, workshops, and coordination meetings and transfer them into clear, consistent, and machine-readable process and knowledge structures
You independently analyze interfaces, roles, responsibilities, decision logics, and dependencies between processes, tools, and organizational units and identify starting points for standardization, automation, and AI support
You contribute to the derivation of requirements for AI-ready process design, e.g., regarding clear inputs/outputs, data availability, process variants, governance points, and human-in-the-loop decisions
You support the creation of presentations, decision templates, process overviews, maturity assessments, and management documents

You are enrolled in a technical or business-related degree program
You have a good understanding of processes, organizations, and interfaces and enjoy delving into complex relationships in a structured way
You possess strong analytical thinking skills and the ability to acquire precise new knowledge in a complex environment through methodical and structured work
You are confident in using MS Office applications, especially PowerPoint and Excel, and can present results clearly, comprehensibly, and suitable for management
You are proficient in using common AI tools (e.g., Microsoft 365 Copilot) and apply them in a targeted and reflective manner
You have very good German and English skills in word and writing

Upon successful completion of the internship, there is the possibility to work on a thematically related thesis in the Engineering Strategy department afterwards.

You proactively support the Engineering Strategy department in analyzing, structuring, and further developing processes, methods, and control logics in the development environment with the goal of making them AI-ready
You gather and condense information from existing process descriptions, documentation, workshops, and coordination meetings and transfer them into clear, consistent, and machine-readable process and knowledge structures
You independently analyze interfaces, roles, responsibilities, decision logics, and dependencies between processes, tools, and organizational units and identify starting points for standardization, automation, and AI support
You contribute to the derivation of requirements for AI-ready process design, e.g., regarding clear inputs/outputs, data availability, process variants, governance points, and human-in-the-loop decisions
You support the creation of presentations, decision templates, process overviews, maturity assessments, and management documents

You are enrolled in a technical or business-related degree program
You have a good understanding of processes, organizations, and interfaces and enjoy delving into complex relationships in a structured way
You possess strong analytical thinking skills and the ability to acquire precise new knowledge in a complex environment through methodical and structured work
You are confident in using MS Office applications, especially PowerPoint and Excel, and can present results clearly, comprehensibly, and suitable for management
You are proficient in using common AI tools (e.g., Microsoft 365 Copilot) and apply them in a targeted and reflective manner
You have very good German and English skills in word and writing

Upon successful completion of the internship, there is the possibility to work on a thematically related thesis in the Engineering Strategy department afterwards.