Intern AI & Agentic Engineering (Zone Controller)

Job Description - Intern AI & Agentic Engineering (Zone Controller) (MER00041Y2)

Intern AI & Agentic Engineering (Zone Controller) Group : Mercedes-Benz Group AG

Description

Mercedes-Benz is shaping the future of mobility through innovative technologies, excellent quality, and a strong focus on safety and customer experience. Our Zone Controller (ZC) projects form a central pillar of the next-generation electrical/electronic (E/E) vehicle architecture, enabling scalable, efficient, and future-proof vehicle platforms.

Within this context, we are exploring how AI agents and chatbot-based solutions can meaningfully support engineering teams in handling complexity, improving decision quality, and accelerating development processes.

What You Will Work On:

Your tasks include:

• Supporting the setup, configuration, and operation of AI agents and chatbot-based solutions for engineering-related use cases, such as requirements and specification analysis, data summarization and consistency checks across documents and tools, cost, effort, and impact analysis.
• Assisting in the integration of existing project data (e.g., technical documents, specifications, analyses, structured tables) into AI agents to ensure context-aware and reliable outputs.
• Helping to identify, define, and evaluate suitable AI use cases within the Zone Controller project that fit regulatory, technical, and project-specific constraints.
• Contributing to documentation, user guidelines, and knowledge sharing to enable sustainable use of AI solutions within the team.

What We Offer:

• Insight into cutting-edge Zone Controller development within Mercedes-Benz’s future E/E architecture.
• The opportunity to combine AI innovation with real automotive engineering use cases, focusing on practical impact rather than prototypes only.
• Close collaboration with experienced engineers and structured onboarding within a professional development environment.
• The chance to contribute ideas and shape how AI agents are used in an engineering context.

The activity can begin from June 2026.

Qualifications

• Ongoing studies (Bachelor’s or Master’s) in one of the following or a comparable field: Electrical Engineering, Automotive Engineering, Mechatronics, Embedded Systems, Computer Engineering, Computer Science, Data Science, Artificial Intelligence, or Technical Informatics.
• Basic knowledge of hardware electronics and the ability to read and understand electrical schematics (analog/digital circuits, power supply concepts, protection elements).
• Interest in AI systems, large language models, and agent-based solutions, including prompt or instruction design and structured reasoning.
• Structured and analytical working style with a strong interest in engineering processes and data quality.
• Basic understanding of automotive E/E architectures, ECUs, or functional safety concepts (ISO 26262).
• Very good English skills (written and spoken); German skills are an advantage.

Nice to Have:

• First hands-on experience with AI agents, chatbots, or automation tools (e.g., Copilot Studio, Power Platform, Python-based tools, or similar technologies).
• Experience working with technical documentation, requirements, or engineering datasets.

Additional Information:

Severely disabled applicants and applicants with equivalent status are welcome! The representative for severely disabled employees ( ) will gladly support you in the application process.