Intern - Computational science (80-100 )

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This Position Reports To
R&D Team Lead

Your Role And Responsibilities
We offer an internship position in the field of numerical methods and scientific computing for industrial applications. The scope of the internship is to contribute to ongoing projects aiming at extending and improving existing simulation software for multiphysics applications in electrical engineering. The focus of the work will be on understanding, developing, and implementing advanced numerical models to improve accuracy, robustness, and speed.

During the internship, you will be integrated in the Theoretical and Computational Methods Team, and you will have the opportunity to work closely with experienced researchers in an international group of leading scientists and engineers, where you will be able to thrive.

The Work Model For The Role Is
You will be mainly accountable for:

• Collaborating with the research team to develop and implement numerical algorithms for scientific computing applications
• Reading relevant literature to understand existing methodologies
• Participating in the coding and testing of software tools
• Analyzing computational results and providing insights for optimizing algorithms and software performance
• Presenting progress and results to the team during regular meetings
• Documenting findings, methodologies, and results

Qualifications For The Role

• Enrolled student in numerical mathematics, mathematical engineering, computational sciences, or a related subject (advanced B.Sc. or M.Sc. level)
• Fundamental understanding of numerical methods and algorithms from both theoretical and practical perspectives.
• Knowledge of numerical methods for partial differential equations is a plus
• Good scientific programming skills, in the context of numerical methods (e.g. C++, MATLAB, Python, Java etc.)
• Curiosity, analytical, and problem-solving skills and ability to work independently as well as part of an international team
• Good communication skills in English, both written and verbal
• Availability for six months (flexible start date early 2026)

What's In It For You
We empower you to take initiative, challenge ideas, and lead with confidence. You'll grow through meaningful work, continuous learning, and support that's tailored to your goals. Every idea you share and every action you take contributes to something bigger.

More About Us
The theoretical and computational methods group at the Swiss ABB research center develops, maintains, and improves models and numerical tools describing physical phenomena relevant to ABB products and technologies. These are used to support the development of more efficient and sustainable next-generation products.

We look forward to receiving your application (CV and Cover Letter submitted in English are appreciated).

The recruiting process is being led by Mara Werne, Talent Partner at ABB Switzerland, Ltd.

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