FAQs
What is the main mission of Helsing?
Helsing's mission is to protect democracies by achieving technological leadership in the development and deployment of powerful technologies like AI, ensuring that open societies maintain sovereignty over their ethical standards.
What educational background is preferred for the Programme Analyst - Intern position?
A university degree (or equivalent experience) in relevant subjects such as Political Science, International Security, Business Administration, Data Science, or Aerospace Engineering is preferred.
Is knowledge of languages other than English important for this role?
Yes, being business fluent in both English and German is a requirement for this position.
What type of environment can interns expect to work in at Helsing?
Interns can expect a fast-paced, collaborative environment that values inclusiveness, ownership, and initiative, where healthy debates are encouraged.
What kind of projects will the Programme Analyst - Intern support?
The intern will support projects in collaboration with government customers, industry partners, and internal stakeholders, and help shape and execute strategic goals related to customer engagements and partnerships.
Are candidates encouraged to apply even if they do not meet all the qualifications?
Yes, candidates are encouraged to apply even if they believe they meet only part of the wish list of qualifications.
What security clearances may be required for this position?
The successful applicant may need to apply for and be granted local security clearance and potentially other NATO security clearances.
What opportunities for career advancement does Helsing offer?
There is potential for a permanent role within the Programmes and Partnerships team following the internship, based on performance and company needs.
What type of compensation can interns expect?
Interns can expect competitive compensation along with social allowances.
Does Helsing value employee feedback and autonomy?
Yes, Helsing encourages responsible autonomy and critical thinking, giving teams and individual engineers the opportunity to take ownership of aspects of their work culture.
What kind of issues will interns be addressing in their role?
Interns will work on issues related to defence, national security, and intelligence, contributing to ethical and geopolitical considerations within these fields.