Internship Training Devices & Infrastructure Department - Start date: by arrangement; duration: 4–6 months

Shape the training world of tomorrow—from smart infrastructure and efficient logistics to innovative VR training. In the Training Devices & Infrastructure internship, you’ll take on responsibility, analyze processes, and bring your ideas to life. Ready to get hands-on experience?

Tasks

In Training Devices & Infrastructure (TD&I) division, we provide training resources for the Lufthansa Group and external airline customers. During the internship, you’ll gain insights into various departments and actively support projects related to infrastructure, logistics, and training operations

• Collaboration on infrastructure and optimization initiatives—from planning and coordination to follow-up
• Support in preparing status reports, decision-making documents, and presentations for various stakeholders
• Support with logistical issues, e.g., regarding material flows and delivery performance
• Support in analyzing and structuring processes and data (e.g., evaluations and overviews)
• Insight into day-to-day operations—you’ll provide support where it matters most: coordination, organization, and administrative support
• Collaboration on ongoing operational tasks, e.g., in the area of training (including VR applications)

• Enrollment for the entire duration of the internship (current certificate of enrollment and written proof of a mandatory internship must be included with the application) or an internship between your bachelor’s and master’s programs (gap year)
• You work in a structured, reliable, and independent manner
• You are proficient in using MS Office (especially PowerPoint, Excel, and Teams)
• You have a good command of German and English
• You are interested in the combination of technology, business, and organization

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About Lufthansa Aviation Training GmbH

Lufthansa Aviation Training GmbH (LAT) is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Deutsche Lufthansa AG with its headquarters at Munich Airport. LAT ranks among the global leaders in the field of flight training and employs a staff of around 700 at ten training locations in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, and the USA. Its client portfolio includes around 250 renowned airlines, among them the Lufthansa Group airlines. LAT’s training equipment includes flight simulators for all common types of aircraft for pilot training, emergency and service mock-ups for the basic and further training of flight attendants, as well as numerous training aircraft for pilot training.