Hybrid Mexico City Systems Modeling Intern — 0D/1D Sim Tools

Siemens AG; Ciudad de México; Hybrid; MXN 111,600 - 167,400; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Potential for full-time offers after graduation

Competitive Salary

Law benefits

Medical Insurance

Mentorship

Career development planning

Networking with global leaders

Professional and technical workshops

Leadership opportunities

Energetic student community

Job summary

Siemens AG is offering a part-time Systems Modeling Intern position in Mexico City. As an intern, you will gain practical experience with tools like Simcenter Compose and contribute to developing solutions in engineering applications.

We seek an active university student majoring in Engineering or related fields, with an expected graduation between June and December 2027. This role provides opportunities for career development and mentorship.

Qualifications

• Active university student majoring in Engineering, Computer Science, or Applied Mathematics.
• Availability to work half-time and advanced English proficiency.
• Familiarity with systems and control theory.

Responsibilities

• Gain hands-on experience with Simcenter Compose and simulation tools.
• Understand industry applications and workflows.
• Develop training materials and demo models for sales enablement.
• Collaborate with internal users to identify product development needs.
• Organize and maintain a sales enablement repository.

Skills

Engineering

Computer Science

Applied Mathematics

Technical writing

Scripting/automation

1D systems modeling tools

Communication skills

Education

Active university student

Graduation date June/July 2027 to December 2027

Tools

Compose

MATLAB

Octave

Amesim

Twin Activate

Job description

Siemens AG is offering a part-time Systems Modeling Intern position in Mexico City. As an intern, you will gain practical experience with tools like Simcenter Compose and contribute to developing solutions in engineering applications.

We seek an active university student majoring in Engineering or related fields, with an expected graduation between June and December 2027. This role provides opportunities for career development and mentorship.