Internships in Austria

You don't want to read the coffee grounds during your internship, but really make a difference? Then actively shape the future of Austrian Airlines!

Join Bitpanda’s Quality Engineering team as an intern and help ensure the stability, performance, and security of our products. You’ll work hands-on with experienced QA and Software Engineers to help us test cutting-edge financial services used by millions across Europe.

This internship lasts for a maximum of 6 months. An internship is a perfect start for a long-term career at INNIO and offers extension options.

Regardless of current open positions, we welcome your unsolicited application if you would like to become part of our team.

Students who are either pursuing or have obtained a bachelor’s or a master’s degree in the natural or computer sciences, mathematics or any related discipline are eligible to apply for a scientific intern position at ISTA

We’re looking for new talent to shape the future of light and sensor technology. Our mission drives us forward – we want to help people to see better, communicate better, move better, and work and live better.

Highly international and data-driven team, strongly integrated with business and digital competence lines. High affinity for numbers, analytics and problem solving.

Join us for several months as part of your studies and learn on the job working in one of the teams. It could be in design, events or communications. It’s a great chance to gain valuable experience.

ooom is a dynamic full-service communications agency, known for its innovative approaches and global presence. With offices in Salzburg, Los Angeles, and Tokyo, we are setting new benchmarks in the communication landscape.

Are you interested in working as a student trainee or are you looking for an internship at AVL or e1-business solutions in Graz/Steyr? But you haven't found an advertised position that suits you? Then send us an speculative application now and we will check all the possibilities for you!

With 57 participating States in North America, Europe and Asia, the OSCE – the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe – is the world’s largest regional security organization.

Every summer since 1977, the International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA) has hosted up to 50 doctoral students from around the world in its three-month long Young Scientist Summer Program (YSSP).  The YSSP is designed for advanced PhD students – ideally about two years prior to completing their PhD – working on a topic that is compatible with ongoing research at IIASA and who wish to explore the policy implications of their work.