Internship in Quality and Project Management at the Competence Center for Emission-Free Mobility (KEM) from March 2026

ABOUT UNS At Daimler Truck we are changing today's transportation. We take responsibility worldwide and work together on our vision: Leading Sustainable Transportation. As a global team, we are driving our progress and success together – each one makes the difference with Daimler Truck. Together, we want to achieve more sustainable transport, reduce our carbon footprint, increase safety on and next to the roads and develop smarter technologies and attractive financing solutions. We work for those who move the world – this is our joint drive at Daimler Truck. Emissions-free mobility (KEM), as part of the Battery Technology Center Mannheim, builds emission-free prototypes and components and delivers systems and components for vehicles with alternative drive in the international production network to the vehicle plants. The fields of competence of the KEM are high-voltage and hydrogen technology. High-voltage battery systems for trucks and buses are currently being manufactured in series at the KEM. You are looking for an interesting internship and want to work with us on the transformation, you are motivated, flexible and structured? Then you will fit us exactly! These challenges include: Quality management: Participation in the design process and quality release of components Working with complaint processes 0-Km and Field Defining causes and deposition measures for supplier complaints Processing of key figures

Project management: Participation in the organisation and support of new projects with fuel cell units and hydrogen tank systems Cooperation in building a hydrogen infrastructure (H2 Gas Filling System) Transfer of development specifications in assembly instructions Maintenance and processing of project-specific data Creating presentations and project plans

We offer you: An exciting and varied activity in a dynamic environment The opportunity to participate independently in projects and introduce your ideas An attractive remuneration and flexible working hours Insights into the working world of a leading company in the commercial vehicle industry Participation and participation in exciting exchange and network formats of the multi-site student @ Daimler Truck Network

Mechanical Engineering, Industrial Engineering, Electrical and Process Engineering or a comparable degree course Secure knowledge of German and English in word and writing Safe handling of MS Office High level of independence Commitment and team skills Analytical thinking and strategic working Additional information: Of course, without formalities, we are not. Please apply online only and add a CV to your application, current enrollment certificate indicating the semester, current grade, relevant certificates, proof of the period of study and a mandatory or combination internship (max. total size of the annexes 5 MB). Please understand that we no longer accept paper applications and there is no claim to return. For further information on the setting criteria, see https://www.daimlertruck.com/karriere/studierende-absolvent Members of countries outside the European Economic Area may send their residence/work permit. We are particularly pleased to receive online applications of disabled people and disabled people. If you have any questions, you can also contact sbv-mannheim@daimlertruck.com to the site's severely disabled representative, who will be happy to support you in the further application process after your application. Questions about the application process will be answered by e-mail: hr-service@hr.daimlertruck.com

At Daimler Truck we promote diversity and stand for an inclusive corporate culture. We appreciate the individual strengths of our employees: You lead to the best team performance and thus to the success of our company. Inclusion and equal opportunities are important to us – no matter where you come from and who you are. We look forward to applications from people of all cultures and genders, parents, people with disabilities and people from the LGBTIQ+ community.