Working Student (f/m/d): Development of an AI-based Assistant - SAP Cloud Platform Discovery Center in Walldorf

Jobbeschreibung

SAP started in 1972 as a team of five colleagues with a desire to do something new. Together, they changed enterprise software and reinvented how business was done. Today, as a market leader in enterprise application software, we remain true to our roots. That’s why we engineer solutions to fuel innovation, foster equality and spread opportunity for our employees and customers across borders and cultures.

SAP values the entrepreneurial spirit, fostering creativity and building lasting relationships with our employees. We know that a diverse and inclusive workforce keeps us competitive and provides opportunities for all. We believe that together we can transform industries, grow economics, lift up societies and sustain our environment. Because it’s the best-run businesses that make the world run better and improve people’s lives.

PURPOSE AND OBJECTIVES
SAP Cloud Platform is a major part of SAP’s vision of a Business Technology Platform. The SAP Cloud Platform Discovery Center is the place for customers to start their adoption journey, by discovering pre-defined use cases and running implementation missions.
You will work on research and prototyping of features and capabilities as extensions to the SAP Cloud Platform Discovery Center

• to help users to find relevant use cases or dynamically build recommendations for Services to use according to their requirements
• a digital assistant concept supporting the user on his mission to realize his use case.

EXPECTATIONS AND TASKS
You will work as part of the SAP Cloud Platform Experience team to implement digital assistant features and capabilities leveraging artificial intelligence (AI) techniques supporting the customer on her SAP Cloud Platform adoption journey.
The work will be done in collaboration with the research group “Information Systems & Service Design” (Prof. Dr. Alexander Mädche) at the Institute of Information Systems and Marketing (IISM), Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT). Previous research of the research group has already investigated the integration of requirements engineering and artificial intelligence (AI) techniques. The work expected to be done in this job will build on this existing research.
We are interested in a longer engagement with a student. There might be options for bachelor or master theses, following the student working engagement.
EDUCATION AND QUALIFICATIONS / SKILLS AND COMPETENCIES

• Student (f/m/d) at a university or a university of applied sciences – Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) preferred
• Preferred fields of study:  Information Systems, Computer Science or related fields
• Computer skills: Skilled in programming languages, such as Java, JavaScript, Python
• Language skills: Fluency in English and German language
• Soft skills: Good communication and interpersonal skills

Your set of application documents should contain a cover letter, a resume in table form, school leaving certificates, certificate of enrollment, current university transcript of records, copies of any academic degrees already earned, and if available, references from former employers (including internships). Please describe as well your experience and skills in foreign languages and computer programs / programming languages.

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Extra Informationen

Status

Inaktiv

Standort

Walldorf

Jobart

Praktikum

Tätigkeitsbereich

IT / Software-Entwicklung / Programmierung, Kundenservice

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