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Panasonic Avionics Corporation · 17 hours ago

Intern - AI Application

Beaverton, OR

Internship

Onsite

Intern

$25/hr - $43/hr

Start in 2026 Summer

Panasonic Avionics Corporation is a leader in inflight entertainment technology, seeking motivated students for their Summer 2026 internship program. Interns will design and develop AI-powered enhancements to improve engineering and operational workflows, gaining valuable industry experience in cloud, DevOps, and agile processes.

Consumer ElectronicsInformation TechnologyManufacturingTelecommunications

No H1B

Responsibilities

The intern will design, develop, and deliver a set of AI-powered enhancements that demonstrate measurable improvements in engineering and operational workflows

Enhance DevOps Pipelines With AI, Implement AI-based improvements for CI/CD, such as: Automated code review summaries, Intelligent failure-cause classification for pipeline errors, Suggested remediations for build/test failures

This internship gives the student the rare chance to work on real AI applications, not just academic models or theoretical work

They will leave with: A strong understanding of how AI enhances engineering workflows, Industry experience in cloud, DevOps, testing, and agile processes, Practical skills that are in very high demand in the job market

Qualification

AI/MLDevOpsCI/CDCloudSoftware EngineeringTeamworkCommunication

Required

Undergraduate (junior or senior) or Graduate student

Degree Disciplines: Computer Science, Software Engineering, Data Science / Artificial Intelligence, Information Systems, Electrical or Computer Engineering, Related STEM disciplines

Must be able to commute and work on-site 5 days a week

Must be currently enrolled as a fulltime student at an accredited four-year college or university

Applicants must be authorized to work on a full-time basis for any employer in the U.S

Pre-employment drug testing is required for safety sensitive positions or as may otherwise be required by contract or law

All candidates must have valid authorization to work in the U.S