Security & Infrastructure Engineering Intern

WinGD, a historic designer of two‑stroke marine engines based in Winterthur, Switzerland, is dedicated to advancing sustainability within global shipping. The company, rooted in a legacy that dates back to 1893, employs a multinational workforce that creates innovative power solutions for merchant vessels. The opening is for a Security & Infrastructure Engineering Intern who will join this forward‑looking environment. During the placement the intern will tackle practical assignments that cover cyber‑security, network set‑up, and regulatory adherence. Tasks include constructing automated, protected systems, gaining familiarity with security protocols, and applying DevOps concepts to infrastructure. The role also involves documenting findings, preparing professional reports, and collaborating on real‑world security and networking challenges. Candidates must be enrolled in a Computer Engineering, Computer Science or comparable programme, with master‑level study acceptable but not required. A clear enthusiasm for cyber‑security, networking and compliance is essential, as is the ability to code in at least one language such as Python, Bash, C or C++. Experience with Linux administration, CI/CD pipelines, automated testing, and version‑control tools like Git is expected, together with exposure to Jira or Confluence. Strong written and verbal communication, and a proactive attitude toward problem‑solving, are also required. The internship offers a chance to influence the ecological footprint of the shipping sector while working within a culturally diverse, interdisciplinary team. WinGD promotes a flat, agile setting where ideas are valued, and provides