SAP Working Student/ Intern /Thesis f/m/d - 

Germany, Baden-Württemberg 

236511792

What you'll do

You will engage in advancing this reasoning engine by researching various generative AI technologies, including large language models and advanced prompting techniques. You will explore and integrate these technologies to enhance the engine's ability to understand and process complex language inputs more effectively. This involves experimenting with and working on libraries like LMQL.

By improving the reasoning capabilities of our engine, your work will enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of our software, making digital interactions more intuitive and user-friendly. This role is vital for pushing forward the adaptability and responsiveness of our AI-driven platform, contributing significantly to a more dynamic and intelligent technology solution.

What you bring

Expected qualifications:

1. Student (f/m/d) of computer science, data science, artificial intelligence, or related fields at a higher education institution
2. Experience with programming demonstrated by existing projects. Knowledge in Python programming.
3. Comfortable with English for daily communication (B level). German (B level) is a plus.
4. Good grades shown by a Transcript of Records (ToR) / Grades

The application must contain (English or German):

1. A cover letter that expresses your interest
2. A CV that provides information about your programming experience
3. A transcript of records (ToR) that contains grades of all university-level courses/degrees

Your set of application documents should contain a cover letter, a resume in table form, school leaving certificates, certificate of enrollment, current university transcript of records, copies of any academic degrees already earned, and if available, references from former employers (including internships). Please also describe your experience and skills in foreign languages and computer programs / programming languages.

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