Internship: Exploring Real-Time Data Processing at Scale
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Start date: February 2027 · Duration: 6 months
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In this 6-month internship starting in February 2027, you will explore real-time data processing at scale with Apache Kafka, Apache Flink and Apache Spark, and help us define guidelines for choosing the right framework.
Your tasks
- Understand the fundamental concepts of Kafka, Flink and Spark, including their architecture and use cases
- Implement a pipeline processing streaming data from a single source using Kafka and Flink/Spark, going as far as possible with insights and optimizations
- Build a second, more complex pipeline: Database → Debezium → Kafka → Flink/Spark → transactional and analytical queries
- Handle multiple tables and implement watermarking to ensure synchronized data processing
- Compare Flink and Spark on performance, ease of use and suitability for specific use cases
- Document your findings and propose guidelines for choosing between the two frameworks
What we offer
- A dynamic, collaborative workplace with a highly motivated, multicultural team working across international sites
- The chance to make a difference in people's lives by building innovative solutions
- Internal coding events such as Hackathons and Brownbag sessions, plus our technical blog
- Monthly After-Works organized at each location
About your profile
- Bachelor's or Master's student in Computer Science, Data Engineering or a related field
- Interest in distributed systems and real-time data processing
- Programming skills (e.g. Java, Scala or Python) and knowledge of SQL
- Curiosity, autonomy and good analytical skills