Internship: Synthetic Data Generation for Dental AI (Master)

Job Title Internship: Robot-Assisted Toothbrush IMU Validation Job Description Start Date: January/February 2027 Duration: minimum 6 months Type: Internship Weekly Presence: 40h (minimum 32h) Location: Eindhoven Internship: Robot-Assisted Toothbrush IMU Validation Different toothbrushes use inertial measurement units (IMUs) to characterise brushing motion. To compare their measurements fairly, each brush should undergo the same physical motion. In this assignment, you will develop a repeatable test bench combining a 6-DOF robot arm (SeeedStudio reBot Arm B601-RS), OptiTrack motion capture system and toothbrush IMU sensors. Human brushing trajectories, recorded at 120 Hz as position and orientation data, will be transformed into safe robot trajectories and replayed. OptiTrack will independently measure the reproduced motion, enabling quantitative comparison of robot accuracy, repeatability and IMU responses across toothbrushes. Your challenge: Build and validate a measurement protocol that separates true motion differences from sensor effects such as axis conventions, offset, scale, noise, filtering and timing. Your team: You will work in the R&D department of Philips Oral Healthcare in Eindhoven, alongside experts in sensors, data science, robotics and oral healthcare. The project combines hands-on experimentation, software development and quantitative signal analysis. Your role: Commission the Jetson/ROS 2 robot and OptiTrack workflow and implement safe trajectory replay. Define the brush-head TCP and calibrate robot, OptiTrack, marker and IMU coordinate frames

Job Title Internship: Generative AI Engineer Job Description Start date: November (we are flexible) Duration: at least 3 months (with the option to extend) Type: Internship, Non-Thesis Weekly presence: 40 hours (32 hours could be an option), at least 3x week on-site Location: Eindhoven HTC Job title: Internship: Generative AI Engineer We're seeking an intern with hands-on expertise in Machine Learning, Natural Language Processing and Generative AI to join our team. In this role, you will design and build innovative and ethically responsible Generative AI solutions that effectively address real-world problems, balancing technical feasibility with user needs and business impact. Working at the intersection of natural language processing and machine learning, you will contribute to developing AI solutions that directly impact patient outcomes and Philips' growth in the healthcare sector. Your role: Design, train, and evaluate NLP and LLM-based solutions for various use cases, including retrieval-augmented generation (RAG), information retrieval & search, chatbots, structured information extraction and named entity recognition, text generation, summarization, and more Clean, preprocess, and curate data for evaluation, fine-tuning, and training Work closely with stakeholders across the organization to understand business needs, formulate problems, and deliver data-driven insights Keep up the latest advancements in generative AI research and integrate new techniques into the development process You're the right fit if: You are studying towards your Bachelor or Master's degree in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, or a related field You have at least one year of hands-on experience developing NLP and ML/DL so

Job Title Internship: Finance & Accounting - Group Consolidation & Reporting (non-thesis) Job Description Start Date : as soon as possible Duration: at least / 6 months Type: Internship (non-thesis) Weekly Presence: 40h Location: Amsterdam Internship: Finance & Accounting - Group Consolidation & Reporting (non-thesis) Assists in the planning and coordination of the quarterly press release and annual report process. This involves liaising with other teams within Royal Philips (e.g., Group Sustainability, Philips Design, Group Tax). Assists in XBRL filings for the Dutch Authority for the Financial Markets (AFM) and the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). Retrieves and processes data from our financial system to our reporting tool. Assists in preparation and presentation of reports or findings for internal and external stakeholders, ensuring that all findings are presented with utmost accuracy and clarity. Analyzes data related to departmental projects, identifying significant trends, patterns, and anomalies, and delivering actionable recommendations that drive data-informed decision-making. Conducts research on relevant topics and areas by investigating current trends, industry best practices and competitive landscape to provide comprehensive insights and support the strategic direction of ongoing projects and initiatives. Participates in team meetings, contributing ideas and input, while also capturing detailed minutes that accurately reflect discussions, decisions, and action items, ensuring effective communication and follow-up within the team. Contribute to other ad hoc projects, such as GC&R team projects or process improvements projects. You are a part of The Group Consolidation and Reporting (GC&R) team, wh

At Graviton, every strategy, model and edge begins not with instinct, but with someone asking a better question than everyone else. As a Quantitative Research Intern, you'll spend 10-12 weeks working on research that directly shapes how we understand markets and build trading strategies. You'll collaborate with researchers and technologists to investigate market behaviour, test hypotheses, build predictive models and solve problems where the answers aren't obvious. This isn't an internship where you observe from the sidelines. Outstanding work has the potential to shape production strategies and generate real, measurable returns. Ideal candidates are quantitatively sharp, practically minded problem solvers, programmers, mathematicians and scientists who are excited to solve the hardest problems in our field, across our offices in the US, Singapore, Amsterdam and London. What You'll Work On You'll work on real research problems, not simulated exercises, discovering predictive patterns from billions of market events, designing statistical models, and applying machine learning to open research problems. Your work would include: Discovering predictive patterns from billions of market events Designing statistical models that identify trading opportunities Applying probability, optimization and machine learning to open research problems Building AI-powered research agents that accelerate experimentation Developing infrastructure for rapid, large-scale research Designing experiments and backtests to evaluate hypotheses Translating research into production-ready trading signals Exploring new ML, AI and quant finance techniques to find the next source of alpha What You'll Learn Beyond the technical exposure, you'll learn how experienced researchers approach hard problems: breaking them down, questioning assumptions, and deciding based on evidence rather than intuition. You'll be paired with a mentor, reporting manager and buddy, with regular code reviews and feedback through

At Graviton, every strategy, model and edge begins not with instinct, but with someone asking a better question than everyone else. As a PhD Quantitative Research Intern, you'll spend 10-12 weeks pointing the research skills you've spent years building at markets. You'll collaborate with researchers and technologists to investigate market behaviour, test hypotheses, build predictive models and solve problems where the answers aren't obvious. This isn't an internship where you observe from the sidelines, or re-run someone else's experiment. Outstanding work has the potential to shape production strategies and generate real, measurable returns. Ideal candidates are researchers who want to see their methods meet live markets: mathematicians, physicists, statisticians and computer scientists who are excited to solve the hardest problems in our field, across our offices in the US, Singapore, Amsterdam and London. What You'll Work On You'll work on real research problems, not simulated exercises. Your work would include: Discovering predictive patterns from billions of market events Designing statistical models that identify trading opportunities Applying probability, optimization and machine learning to open research problems Running large-scale simulations and experiments on high-performance research infrastructure Designing experiments and backtests to evaluate hypotheses Building AI-powered research agents that accelerate experimentation Developing infrastructure for rapid, large-scale research Translating research into production-ready trading signals Exploring new ML, AI and quant finance techniques to find the next source of alpha What You'll Learn Beyond the technical exposure, you'll learn what changes when research meets live markets: why a result that would survive peer review can still fail as a trading signal, how costs and capacity constrain an idea that looks clean on paper, and how to tell a model that is right from one that is right for the wrong reason.

About BlockTech BlockTech is a fast-paced algorithmic market maker facilitating global derivatives and spot trading, originating from crypto markets and expanding into new markets. We trade our own capital on systems that run 24/7 and have to be fast and correct without exception. Our systems run on Linux and are written in Rust and Python. For the Summer of 2027, we're looking for Software Engineer Interns to join our engineering team in Amsterdam. The role This is an 8-10 week summer internship at our Amsterdam office, giving you a unique opportunity to work on an end-to-end project with a real and direct business impact. You’ll work in a small team and get the chance to understand how a trading firm actually works from the inside. You will Participate in a customized training program that will give you an understanding of financial markets in general, the company and the project. Own a project from design to deployment guided by experienced software engineers. Work with production-level data and systems Learn from the best, all while leveraging cutting-edge technology What we're looking for Currently in your (pen)ultimate year studying computer science or a related discipline at a top university in Europe Available full-time in Amsterdam, for a duration of 8 - 10 weeks over the summer of 2027, starting with 5th of July Proficiency in a systems language (ideally Rust and/orC++) and working knowledge of Python A solid grasp of data structures, algorithms, and what actually makes code fast A critical mind that follows things until completion, high ownership, and clear communication in English What's in it for you? A summer internship in a relaxed and modern office in Amsterdam A dedicated mentor, a team of fellow interns and full-time software engineers, an in-house training program, and exposure to how engineering, research, and trading actually work together The opportunity to work at the forefront of automated trading using state-of-the-art technology, in an envi