Are you interested in an internship in Systematic where you can gather practical experience with software engineering, communication, recruitment, or other interesting fields?
Please upload your application, a short CV, and a transcript of your recent grades via our e-recruitment system. In your application, you should consider the following:
- Why would you like to be an intern in Systematic?
- In what areas would you like more experience?
- What period of time should your internship cover?
- What is your field of study, and how far are you in your studies?
We get a lot of great questions about our internships, student positions and thesis partnerships. To help you find what you are looking for, we have gathered some questions and answer for you below.
Can I write my thesis/final project in cooperation with Systematic?
What can Systematic offer me?
We provide you with project supervision while you are writing the paper.
Via your Systematic contact person, you will also have the chance to establish contacts with our in-house technical experts, domain experts and sometimes even Systematic customers.
Will I have rights to my project when I will have finished it?
Yes and no. When you work with Systematic on a final project, you retain the right to publish it. You are also free to take employment at any other company – also a competitor to Systematic.
However, Systematic reserves the right to carry on with the project without providing you with financial compensation.
Does Systematic hire interns?
What kind of tasks will I be carrying out as intern?
We strive to ensure that our interns participate in the day-to-day work at Systematic on equal terms with other staff members. Consequently, you will be carrying out the same tasks as all other staff members with similar jobs – but of course, we match our expectations regarding your capabilities and performance to your level of training and experience.
Will I be posted at one of Systematic's offices abroad during my time as an intern?
What are the working hours?
In Systematic, the working hours follow the so-called flexible time rules. This means that normally all staff members are at work from 9:00 to 15:00, Friday 9:00 to 14:00. You manage the rest of your time yourself.
However, all employees in Systematic are part of a team, so it makes good sense to make sure you are at work when your colleagues are working as well.
Can I get a job as a student assistant after I finish my internship?
Can I get a letter of recommendation when I have finished my internship?
Does Systematic have a graduate program?
How do I apply for an internship?
What should my application contain?
Upload a short CV, your grade sheet and your application.
In your application, consider the following:
- Why would you like to be an intern in Systematic?
- In what areas would you like more experience?
- What period of time should your internship cover?
- What is your field of study, and how far are you in your studies?
