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Aumovio · Budapest, Hungary

AI Data Engineer Intern

Budapest, HungaryInternship or early careerEarly careerData & Analytics

Listed on Aumovio’s official careers site. Posted September 11, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

At Aumovio, we are creating the next generation of software solutions to power safety-critical systems and enable autonomous driving features in new vehicles around the globe. We are working towards Vision Zero, a goal to eliminate thousands of fatal accidents happening every day on the world’s roads. Our aim is to develop cutting edge techniques that sense and understand the vehicle environment. We are looking for creative minds who are passionate to shape the future of autonomous driving and to bring world class perception solutions into our camera and radar products.

Qualifications

Good command of English language Ongoing studies at a Hungarian university for at least another 12 months in one of these technical area: Computer Science, Electronics, Electrical Engineering or related area Able to work 24 hours/week - between 9am and 5pm In addition, it would be beneficial to have: Experience in Python programming language Experience with version control (e.g. Git) and AWS Work independently, accomplish the tasks accurately and precisely A team player attitude and good communication skills The ability to collaborate and work in an agile team environment An interest in industry-leading technologies, patterns, processes, and best practices

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