Data Engineer Intern

Join Rolls-Royce Data Labs as a Data Engineer Intern and contribute to cutting-edge innovations in aerospace and defence. This internship provides an exciting platform to work with skilled data scientists and engineers on real-world problems using artificial intelligence and advanced analytics. As part of the team, you'll engage in developing and implementing AI models that drive operational efficiency, improve product performance, and support sustainable solutions. This role is perfect for individuals passionate about data, algorithms, and driving impact in a global organization. Key Responsibilities Design, develop, and deploy AI models and algorithms to tackle complex engineering challenges Collaborate with cross-functional teams to collect requirements and understand key business objectives Perform data preprocessing and analysis to prepare datasets for machine learning applications Test, validate, and monitor AI models for performance, accuracy, and reliability Document methodologies, code, and project outcomes to ensure knowledge sharing and traceability Stay informed about the latest industry developments in artificial intelligence and data science

Rolls-Royce is a renowned British engineering company specializing in power and propulsion systems. Established in 1906, the company has evolved from its origins in luxury automobiles to become a global leader in aerospace, defense, and energy solutions. With a workforce of over 40,000 employees worldwide, Rolls-Royce is dedicated to delivering cutting-edge technology for civil and military aircraft, marine vessels, and power generation applications. The company's mission centers on pioneering the power that matters, focusing on innovation, sustainability, and reliability. Rolls-Royce is recognized for its advanced jet engines, which power a significant portion of the world's commercial aircraft fleet, as well as its contributions to naval and nuclear power systems. In recent years, Rolls-Royce has made headlines for its commitment to net-zero carbon emissions by 2050 and its development of small modular nuclear reactors (SMRs) and sustainable aviation fuels (SAF), positioning itself at the forefront of the transition to cleaner energy solutions.