Aerospace Software Design & Integration Intern

Airbus SE; Getafe; On-site; EUR 7,800 - 10,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Study grant

11 month internship

Nebrija University training program

Job summary

Airbus Helicopters España, SA invites recent graduates to join a 11-month internship in software engineering in Spain. The program, run with Nebrija University, combines theoretical training with hands-on work in areas related to your degree. The internship is full-time (40h/week) and includes an attractive study grant.

Start is February 2027, ending January 2028. You will work on system architecture, data models, and Ada-based implementations, under supervision with ETZWM, gaining international

Qualifications

• Degree in Computer Engineering or Telecommunications.
• English: negotiation level.
• Analytical and problem-solving abilities.
• Team spirit and collaboration skills.
• Ability to work in complex, international environments.

Responsibilities

• Provide detailed data and information about system elements for architectural integration.
• Verify design solutions against validated requirements for subsystems or components.
• Analyse PRs and ECRs.
• Modify Software Design models in Topcased.
• Update Data Models in DUET and ODIN.
• Implement changes in Ada source code.
• Run Unit Tests and CSC Tests; perform tests iterations.
• Prepare Design Documentation and test reports.

Skills

Computer Engineering / Telecoms

English level

Analytical skills

Teamwork

International environments

Education

Degree in Computer Engineering / Telecommunications

Tools

Topcased

DUET

ODIN

Ada

Job description

Airbus Helicopters España, SA invites recent graduates to join a 11-month internship in software engineering in Spain. The program, run with Nebrija University, combines theoretical training with hands-on work in areas related to your degree. The internship is full-time (40h/week) and includes an attractive study grant.

Start is February 2027, ending January 2028. You will work on system architecture, data models, and Ada-based implementations, under supervision with ETZWM, gaining international