Manufacturing AI Trainee
- Location
- Tallinn, Estonia
- Work model
- On-Site
- Level
- Entry
- Posted
Skills
About this role
Ericsson Estonia 2027 Winter/Spring traineeship eligibility criteria: • You are a currently studying at a Vocational School or University • You are available and ready to commit to the traineeship full time (40 hr per week Mon-Fri) for the standard period of 01.02.2027-31.05.2027 • To be eligible for this traineeship, you must have reached the age of 18 by 1 February 2027• You have valid working rights in Estonia at least till 31.05.2027 Join our Team About this opportunity: Dreaming about a traineeship that kickstarts your career? Unwrap your future with us! At Ericsson Estonia supply site, we’re giving you more than just a traineeship— we’re offering you a chance to dive into the business side of cutting-edge technology, work on projects that matter, and grow into the professional you want to be. As a Manufacturing AI Trainee, you will support AI-driven initiatives in Ericsson’s Tallinn manufacturing environment, developing and testing computer-vision, automation and smart-factory solutions. You’ll work with Production alongside industrial engineering and automation specialists to analyze processes, identify improvement opportunities and turn pilot ideas into practical solutions. This traineeship offers hands-on learning in manufacturing processes and smart-factory technologies, including the opportunity to develop a small-scale Manufacturing AI pilot. This is a standard office hours Traineeship – Mon-Fri, 40 hour per week (8hr per day). What you will do: • Support implementation of AI-driven solutions in manufacturing operations • Help develop, test and improve computer-vision and automation applications • Participate in smart-factory pilots, from defining objectives to developing a small-scale pilot solution • Analyze manufacturing processes and identify potential AI use cases and improvement opportunities • Collaborate with Production, engineering, industrial engineering and automation teams • Document pilot objectives, tests, results and lessons learned, and share findings as agreed • Communicate risks, blockers and decisions needed to the manager, and keep work-related documentation up to date • Follow occupational safety, information security, confidentiality, quality and ESD requirements; use company data and systems only for assigned work and within granted access Who we are looking for: • Students studying AI, information technology, automation, robotics, industrial engineering or a related field, with an interest in AI, automation or manufacturing • Analytical, practical problem-solver with good collaboration skills; programming, computer vision/machine learning, robotics, automation or technical-project experience is a plus, not required. Estonian or Russian is also an advantage • Curious, passionate individuals eager to bring fresh ideas, adapt to change and learn quickly • Candidates who are willing to take initiative, challenge themselves, and make a positive impact • Good proficiency in English, both verbal and written Why you will love it here: • Supportive, collaborative team – You’ll be surrounded by friendly colleagues who are always ready to help and share their knowledge. • Real development opportunities – From day one, you’ll learn new skills, get hands on experience, and grow in areas that matter for your career. • A culture that values curiosity – Ask questions, try new things, and explore ideas — we encourage it. • Opportunities to connect and feel part of the team – Team events, knowledge-sharing sessions, and chances to network across the organization. How to apply: • Apply early — applications are reviewed on a rolling basis. • Upload your CV (English version) and complete screening questions • Candidates who pass the screening will be invited to a short virtual