Hybrid Internship in Simulation & Test Solutions

Siemens Digital Industries Software; Vlaams-Brabant; Vor Ort; Vollzeit

Jobbeschreibung

Simcenter Simulation and Test Solutions (STS)

Registration period

August 2026 – April 2027

Register if you are interested in joining the program or if you are a pre-selected candidate.

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Location

Leuven, Belgium

Working model

Hybrid / On-site

Schedule

Part-time or Full-time

About Siemens Digital Industries Software

Siemens Digital Industries Software is a leading provider of solutions for the design, simulation, and manufacture of products across many different industries.

Simcenter Simulation and Test Solutions help create a more sustainable future. Join the engineers developing the best possible products using the powerful predictive applications available through Simcenter.

By combining advanced engineering tools with industry expertise and dedicated support, we empower innovators to design, simulate, test, and deliver better products.

STS Internship Program, Belgium

The Strategic Student Program’s STS Internship Program provides real-world engineering experience to students with an interest in simulation software, testing systems, and customer applications.

Project domains may include

• System dynamics, Structural integrity, Flow and thermal analysis, Control systems, Reliability, Acoustics, and Energy efficiency

Interns receive the opportunity to contribute to innovation projects and gain practical experience using advanced simulation and testing technologies.

Upon completion of the internship, participants join the Siemens Software Early Careers network, increasing their visibility for future global graduate and associate-level opportunities.

2026B Registration Period

2026B registration cycle runs from August 2026 through April 2027.

During this period, Siemens Digital Industries Software will review registered profiles and match suitable candidates with internship projects as opportunities become available.

Candidates may be contacted at any point during the registration period if their academic background, skills, interests, and availability align with an available project.

Internship Starting Cycles

• Late August to early October
• Late February to early April

Internship Modalities

• Industrial internship: 3–6 months
• Master’s thesis research project: 6–9 months
• Summer internship: 1–3 months

The exact duration and format depend on the academic requirements of the student, the university agreement, and the needs of the assigned project.

Typical Candidate Profiles

Candidates typically come from Master’s programs in areas such as: Mechanical Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, Robotics, Physics, and Mathematics

Applicant Requirements

• Be enrolled in a Master’s program at an EU university throughout the internship period
• Be a Belgian or EU/EEA national, or already hold a valid Belgian international student residence permit
• Have a strong command of written and spoken English
• Demonstrate an interest in simulation technologies, particularly Siemens Simcenter
• Complete Siemens’ standard background check for export-control compliance
• Include a motivation letter as a page within the CV
• Upload the CV and motivation letter in PDF

Internship Agreement

Siemens Software normally issues its own internship agreement. The agreement must be reviewed and approved by the intern’s university before the internship can begin.

An exception applies to KU Leuven, which uses its own agreement process due to the formal cooperation agreement established between Siemens Software and the university.

Eligibility and Permit Requirements for Belgium

• Belgian nationals
• EU/EEA nationals
• International students who already hold a valid Belgian international student residence permit

International students holding a residence permit issued by another EU or EEA country are not eligible unless they also hold the appropriate Belgian authorization.

A residence permit issued by another EU or EEA country does not automatically grant the right to undertake an internship in Belgium.

Due to administrative constraints, Siemens Software cannot provide support for obtaining or converting a Belgian residence permit for the purpose of this internship.

Compensation & Internship Arrangements

Internship arrangements in Belgium are structured in accordance with local legal and market practices and are communicated transparently in line with Siemens’ pay-transparency principles and applicable European requirements.

This internship is an academic internship and does not constitute standard employment. As such, the internship is typically unpaid.

However, interns may be eligible to receive certain allowances or practical support in accordance with Belgian regulations, university requirements, local practice, and the individual internship arrangement.

As this is not a salaried employment relationship, no employee salary or standard employee benefits will apply.

Any applicable allowance or support will be communicated clearly to the candidate before the internship agreement is finalized.

Important Information About the STS Internship Program

This is a talent-pool opportunity and not a direct application to one specific internship role.

Siemens Digital Industries Software creates internship vacancies based on:

• Registered candidate profiles
• Academic backgrounds
• Candidate availability
• Upcoming project requirements
• Business and team needs

Candidates will be contacted when their profile aligns with an available opportunity, unless they have already been pre-selected by Siemens or a partner university.

Siemens reserves the right to close registration before April 2027 if a sufficient number of suitable profiles has been received.

Registration does not guarantee selection for an internship.

Benefits of the Program

• Accommodation assistance, provided or facilitated on a case-by-case basis for candidates coming from another EU country
• Support for Erasmus+ or other mobility scholarships
• Official documentation to support university-approved mobility grants or funding applications
• Hands-on experience with industry-relevant simulation and testing projects
• Visibility within the Siemens Software Early Careers network
• Flexible internship formats aligned with academic objectives
• Opportunities to complete thesis research or summer placements
• Exposure to international engineering teams
• Experience within a world-class innovation environment

Why Work at Siemens Software?

At Siemens Digital Industries Software, we are proud to be an equal opportunity employer that values diversity and inclusion at every level.

We do not discriminate based on race, religion, colour, national origin, sex, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, age, marital status, veteran status, disability, or any other characteristic protected under applicable law.

Transform the Everyday — Shape the Future of Your Career

Whether you are a current student, recent graduate, or postgraduate, Siemens Digital Industries Software is a place where you can thrive.

Our talent-development programs offer the trust, freedom, and support needed to build a strong foundation for your professional journey.

You will have the opportunity to contribute to real-world projects, create value for global customers, and play a meaningful role in shaping the future of innovation.

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