Internship: Agentic AI for End-to-End Software Migrations

StudentJob; Veghel; On-site; EUR 5,600 - 8,900; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Internship allowance

Commuting allowance

On-site health center

Active employee communities

Company restaurant

Job summary

Vanderlande seeks a Master student for an Internship/Graduation assignment to research agentic AI systems for software re-engineering. You will work within ADAPTO’s engineering team based in Veghel, contributing to AI-driven software migration methodologies.

The role blends research with hands-on architecture design and testing. You will collaborate in an agile environment, guided by dedicated supervisors, focusing on a case-study migration and ensuring changes remain reviewable and under human

Qualifications

• Strong programming fundamentals in C#, Java, or Python.
• Experience with Git and source control.
• Interest in software architecture, modernization, Generative AI, LLMs, and AI agents.
• Enrolled in Dutch Education System & resident of The Netherlands.

Responsibilities

• Explore state-of-the-art Agentic AI and analyze its use for large migrations.
• Establish a baseline for a representative software module, including architecture and tests.
• Design a reference architecture for an agentic migration system.
• Build a proof-of-concept performing migrations in small, reviewable steps in an isolated environment.
• Evaluate autonomy levels, code quality, test results, human interventions, and overall effort.

Skills

C#

Java

Python

Git

Education

Master

Tools

CI/CD

Job description

Vanderlande seeks a Master student for an Internship/Graduation assignment to research agentic AI systems for software re-engineering. You will work within ADAPTO’s engineering team based in Veghel, contributing to AI-driven software migration methodologies.

The role blends research with hands-on architecture design and testing. You will collaborate in an agile environment, guided by dedicated supervisors, focusing on a case-study migration and ensuring changes remain reviewable and under human