INTERNSHIP - Improvement of the integration pipeline - M/F

We provide and support systems for air traffic management and protection, working passionately in a modern architectural framework to push technological boundaries. The department is responsible for multi-sensor tracking software and its testing tools. This component is transitioning to Gitlab to implement pipelines earlier in the development cycle. The intern will implement pipelines for Merge Requests (warning detection, non-regression tests, coding style), weekly pipelines for functional tests and performance evaluation, and create associated containers simulating the test environment.

Must Have

• Skills in containerization
• Proficiency in CI/CD practices, especially with GitLab
• Comfortable with creating and managing continuous integration pipelines and automated tests
• Rigorous, autonomous, and able to work collaboratively within a team

Good to Have

• Knowledge of or interest in critical systems or Air Traffic Management (ATM)

Perks & Benefits

• Our technological expertise
• Our attention to employee work-life balance
• An inclusive and benevolent environment
• Recognized societal and environmental commitment (Thales Solidarity, CAC 40 ESG index…)
• All our internships are formalized by an agreement and subject to remuneration, the amount of which is determined by your level of study

Build a future of trust together

Thales is a global leader in high technologies specializing in three business sectors: Defense & Security, Aeronautics & Space, and Cyber & Digital. It develops products and solutions that contribute to a safer, more environmentally friendly, and more inclusive world. The Group invests nearly 4 billion euros per year in Research & Development, particularly in key innovation areas such as AI, cybersecurity, quantum, cloud technologies, and 6G. Thales has nearly 81,000 employees in 68 countries.

Our commitments, your benefits

• Our technological expertise
• Our attention to employee work-life balance
• An inclusive and benevolent environment
• Recognized societal and environmental commitment (Thales Solidarity, CAC 40 ESG index…)

Your daily life

We provide and support systems for air traffic management and protection. We work passionately in a modern architectural framework, striving to push the boundaries of technology in our key sectors. Located south of Paris, our site is easily accessible by public transport.

The department is responsible for multi-sensor tracking software and its testing tools.

The multi-sensor tracking component, initially developed within the department to track ground vehicles, has expanded its content and its use has become generalized to flight phases previously managed by other components.

This component is transitioning to Gitlab, which allows us to implement pipelines much earlier in the development cycle.

By joining us, you will be entrusted with the following missions:

• Implement pipelines for Merge Requests (warning detection, execution of non-regression tests, coding style).
• Implement weekly pipelines to execute functional tests in parallel and evaluate component performance.
• Create associated containers simulating the component's test environment, necessary for pipeline execution.

Your profile

• Are you pursuing a BAC+4/5 level degree in computer science, software development, or a similar field, and are you looking for a 4 to 6-month internship?
• Do you have skills in containerization?
• Are you proficient in CI/CD practices, especially with GitLab?
• Are you comfortable with creating and managing continuous integration pipelines and automated tests?
• Do you have knowledge of or an interest in critical systems or the field of Air Traffic Management?
• Are you rigorous, autonomous, and capable of working collaboratively within a team?

Then this position is for you!

All our internships are formalized by an agreement and subject to remuneration, the amount of which is determined by your level of study.

Thales, a Handi-Engaged company, recognizes all talents. Diversity is our best asset. Apply and join us!