CibusCell Technology, based in Speyer, Germany, offers an internship for people with a foundation in software development who want practical experience with AI-assisted engineering. You help build AI-native platforms for clean energy and hydrogen, and the company welcomes international applicants. At Youth Works Hub, we reviewed the vacancy to show the stack, requirements and how to apply.
Build Your Next Chapter in Software Development
Things are moving in the direction of hydrogen. If you have a foundation in software development and want to gain practical experience with AI-assisted engineering, CibusCell lets you develop your skills while helping build AI-native platforms for clean energy and hydrogen. Based in Speyer, Germany, the company welcomes international applicants who are curious, take initiative and enjoy learning together.
Our Mission
CibusCell develops SaaS solutions that help make renewable energy and hydrogen systems more reliable and economically viable. Its work supports the energy transition, including applications where direct electrification is difficult. Building on Microsoft technologies, the company is developing platforms in which AI supports analysis, decisions and operational workflows.
Our Team
The international team brings together expertise in software engineering, energy systems and software business development. The company values open discussion, individual initiative and close collaboration with customers. You work alongside its developers, receive feedback and gradually take on tasks suited to your experience and learning goals.
Our Product and Technology Stack
⚙️ TypeScript, Node.js and NestJS for backend development
🎨 React for frontend applications
☁️ Microsoft Azure for cloud infrastructure
🧠 Microsoft Foundry for AI capabilities
This internship connects two areas: building AI-native software products and using AI tools throughout the development process.
What You Should Bring
🧑💻 Practical experience with JavaScript or TypeScript and Node.js, React or a comparable framework, gained through work, studies, training or personal projects
📘 Interest in NestJS, Azure and Microsoft Foundry: previous experience is welcome but not required across the entire stack
🤖 Curiosity about AI-assisted development and a willingness to question and validate its output
🔬 An analytical approach, attention to quality and an enjoyment of collaborative problem-solving
🗣️ Confident communication in English: German is helpful but optional
The company welcomes students, graduates and developers seeking practical experience with AI-based development. You do not need previous hydrogen industry experience.
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What the Company Offers
🛠️ Practical experience building AI-native platforms for the energy transition
🧭 Technical guidance, code reviews and regular feedback
🚀 Exposure to modern full-stack development, cloud services and AI integration
🌐 A collaborative, international environment where your ideas can influence the product
🏙️ An office in the heart of Speyer
How to Apply
Apply through the application form with your CV and a few lines about what you would like to learn and contribute. If available, include a GitHub profile or an example of something you have built. Please also indicate your preferred start date, your availability and whether the internship is mandatory as part of your studies. You can find more roles like this in the Internship & Traineeship section on Youth Works Hub.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is the CibusCell internship based?
The internship is based in Speyer, Germany, in an office in the heart of the city.
Do I need hydrogen industry experience?
No. You do not need previous hydrogen industry experience.
Which technologies will I work with?
The stack includes TypeScript, Node.js and NestJS for the backend, React for the frontend, Microsoft Azure for cloud infrastructure and Microsoft Foundry for AI capabilities.
Who can apply?
The company welcomes students, graduates and developers seeking practical experience with AI-based development, including international applicants.
Which languages do I need?
Confident communication in English is required. German is helpful but optional.
What should I include in my application?
Include your CV and a few lines about what you would like to learn and contribute, a GitHub profile or an example of something you have built if available, your preferred start date, your availability and whether the internship is mandatory as part of your studies.
