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SimulationKaunas, Lithuania

Simulation Engineer Intern

DematicOpen · Nov 09, 2026 checked

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At a glance

Kaunas, LithuaniaInternship

Simulation Engineer Intern for technical students

What you will do

  • Develop simulation models for automated warehouses
  • Identify system bottlenecks and suggest improvements
  • Communicate simulation results with global teams

What they ask for

  • 3rd or 4th year student in related field
  • Moderate programming skills
  • Good English communication

Nice to have

  • Passion for automation and innovation
  • Strong critical thinking and teamwork
  • Self-driven and curious attitude

Summarised by Banseog from the company's official posting. The official posting is the reference for conditions and details.

What the posting states

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Level
InternMentionedSimulation Engineer Intern
Language
EnglishMentionedGood English language skills.

Not stated in the posting: Experience · Education · Work mode · Pay · Visa sponsorship. Not stated does not mean not offered. Check the official posting.

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