Algorithm Developer Trainee

Paid internship - Wärtsilä Voyage d.o.o. Belgrade

We are excited to share with you an opportunity to join our paid internship program at Wartsila Voyage d.o.o. Beograd.

Wartsila is a global leader in innovative technologies and comprehensive solutions in the marine industry and energy markets.

Our goal is to lead the world in the transition to decarbonization and self-sustainability.

We are looking for innovative, curious, and solution-oriented students who want to develop and create change through innovation in technologies and services.

Join us if you:

• Are a final year student or master's student at PMF, Faculty of Physics, or ETF.

• Have a basic level of knowledge of math and basic understanding of physics.

• Want to learn and apply all the knowledge acquired in the programs:

• Python
• C++

• Fluent English

• Knowledge of algorithms and experience with Linux is a plus

As a Mathematical Modeler Trainee in a large global company, you will gain the following experience and skills:

• Development of optimization algorithms, as well as related automatic tests for the developed algorithms.

• Research and modelling of various processes related to shipping and optimization.

• Documenting the developed solutions.

• Participation in agile software development processes: planning, analysing requirements, reviewing results.

The internship program will start in January - February 2025 and will last for 6 months, partly working time.

Last application date: 30/11/2024 

At Wärtsilä we value, respect and embrace all our differences, and are committed to diversity, inclusion and equal employment opportunities; everyone can be their true self and succeed based on their job-relevant merits and abilities. 

This is Wärtsilä 

Wärtsilä is a global leader in innovative technologies and lifecycle solutions for the marine and energy markets. Our team of 17,800 professionals, in more than 280 locations in 79 countries, shape the decarbonisation transformation of our industries across the globe. Read more on www.wartsila.com.