Airbus

Aerospace

AirbusUpNextInternship2026EmbeddedandApplicationSoftwareDevelopment(m/f)

Toulouse, France FULL TIME Remote Friendly
The Brief

“Airbus UpNext Internship 2026- Embedded and Application Software Development (m/f) at Airbus. Skills: Full-Stack Development, Network Configuration, IoT Systems. Define and develop software applications. Connect and process diverse data streams”

What You'll Achieve.

Accelerate development; Optimize code quality; Achieve proof of concept; Driving their maturity; Increasing their value

Industry & Context.

Aerospace
Problems you'll solve

Problem-solving mindset

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

Computer Science, Embedded Systems, Aerospace Engineering

What You'll Do.

Define and develop software applications

Connect and process diverse data streams

Handle API integrations

Manage high-frequency telemetry data streams

Design application logic for intermittent connectivity

Ensure systems handle offline modes gracefully

Configure on-board equipment

Interface with aircraft bus

Apply networking fundamentals

Connect and monitor communications

Integrate smart assets and sensors

Accelerate development

Optimize code quality

Maintain documentation

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Work with product team; Collaborate with senior engineers; Work with highly skilled colleagues

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