RUAG AG
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Intern System Engineer - ACAS X (6-months Internship)
- 18 February 2026
- 10 – 100%
- Emmen
Job summary
Join RUAG to finalize ACAS-X implementations in aviation. Collaborate in a supportive environment with innovative benefits.
Tasks
- Contribute to ACAS-Xr and ACAS-Xu within RUAG's simulation environment.
- Translate Julia implementations into deployable C or C++ code.
- Support RUAG's DAA system and aviation partnerships for future certification.
Skills
- Experience in Python and C/C++, with a passion for innovation.
- Strong analytical and planning skills with high responsibility.
- Ability to collaborate effectively with diverse project teams.
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- Contribute to the finalization of ACAS-Xr and ACAS-Xu implementations within RUAG's simulation environment, with the possibility to explore ACAS-sXu
- Translate reference implementations provided in Julia into deployable C or C++ code, creating a robust, testable, and safety-aligned software foundation
- Support RUAG's DAA system and collaborations with leading aviation partners, laying the groundwork for future certification and operational use
- Gain exposure to the aviation industry and learn how airborne systems are applied in practice while expanding your professional network
- Shape your own project, make meaningful decisions, and collaborate with colleagues from diverse backgrounds and expertise
- Work in a culture that values open discussion, personal initiative, and innovation in safety-critical applications
What you should bring with you
- Experience in Python and C/C++, knowledge of Julia is a plus
- Basic knowledge of Git or similar version control systems
- Familiarity with collision avoidance systems is a plus; prior knowledge of the ACAS-X standards is not required
- Creative and solution-oriented mindset with a passion for innovation
- High technical aptitude and strong willingness to learn, especially in modeling and simulation, system theory and algorithms, control engineering, and system architecture
- Ability to collaborate effectively with the project team
- Excellent analytical and planning skills, combined with a high level of responsibility and perseverance
- Good command of English; knowledge of German is an asset
Salary and fringe benefits
Every day, around 3,000 employees of RUAG and RUAG Real Estate make as significant contribution to the security of Switzerland. They ensure that the Swiss Armed Forces and other emergency and security organizations can comprehensibly carry out their tasks at all times.
- Experience in Python and C/C++, knowledge of Julia is a plus
- Basic knowledge of Git or similar version control systems
- Familiarity with collision avoidance systems is a plus; prior knowledge of the ACAS-X standards is not required
- Creative and solution-oriented mindset with a passion for innovation
- High technical aptitude and strong willingness to learn, especially in modeling and simulation, system theory and algorithms, control engineering, and system architecture
- Ability to collaborate effectively with the project team
- Excellent analytical and planning skills, combined with a high level of responsibility and perseverance
- Good command of English; knowledge of German is an asset
- Contribute to the finalization of ACAS-Xr and ACAS-Xu implementations within RUAG's simulation environment, with the possibility to explore ACAS-sXu
- Translate reference implementations provided in Julia into deployable C or C++ code, creating a robust, testable, and safety-aligned software foundation
- Support RUAG's DAA system and collaborations with leading aviation partners, laying the groundwork for future certification and operational use
- Gain exposure to the aviation industry and learn how airborne systems are applied in practice while expanding your professional network
- Shape your own project, make meaningful decisions, and collaborate with colleagues from diverse backgrounds and expertise
- Work in a culture that values open discussion, personal initiative, and innovation in safety-critical applications