In this internship, you will have the opportunity to review, implement, and evaluate the latest machine learning models in the realm of geometry generation for process engineering and manufacturing. The nature of this position is inherently experimental and exploratory: you will dive into state-of-the-art neural network architectures, adapt them to our unique context in process engineering, and assess their performance against the real-world needs of our customers.
You will collaborate closely with a dedicated product team while also receiving guidance from ML engineers through regular meetings and knowledge-sharing sessions. In addition to researching and refining advanced ML approaches, you will occasionally contribute to the broader ML product lifecycle. Should your models prove successful, they may be integrated into our final product or prototype, offering a tangible impact on the cutting-edge solutions we deliver.
Support the product team in various ways by contributing to the end-to-end ML lifecycle (e.g. data generation, pre-processing, creating experiment pipelines, etc.)Research suitable tools and frameworks for autonomous coding
Good knowledge of English required. German would be a plus
Excellent balance between your working life and your private life through flexible working hours
This role is based in Zurich. The duration at 100% workload is 6 months. The minimum workload is 50%, extending the duration accordingly.
Start of work is as soon as possible. Please note that we only consider applicants that have the legal right to work in the respective location. We will only consider direct applications. Please send us your CV and attachments. We are looking forward to receiving your application.
AutoForm Engineering is a global software company that develops and markets high-end software for die engineering and simulation to the automotive industry. AutoForm software has been successfully used by all of the Top 20 global automotive OEMs and hundreds of suppliers of stamping parts and tooling equipment. The software is being used for die engineering and sheet metal forming simulation, to carry out feasibility studies, generate tooling concepts and optimize processes. AutoForm has been honored with several international awards in recognition of the company’s innovative strengths