lingomatch in the Case Study Program at Saarland University.
Students of computer science and business administration spend a semester working on a real lingomatch case study, within the Triathlon start-up programme.

In the 2026 summer semester, lingomatch is one of five regional start-ups in the Case Study Program: Startup Edition run by Triathlon, the entrepreneurship, innovation and transfer ecosystem at Saarland University.
In the programme, students from every discipline work in interdisciplinary teams on real business questions, directly with the founders, structured across a semester.
For lingomatch this is a double opportunity: a motivated team brings an unclouded outside view of the product, and we get to know early on the talent that will shape digital administration and secure communication in the years ahead.
Our project team
The project team is made up of computer science students, specialising in areas such as software, cybersecurity, artificial intelligence and data, together with business administration students. They are working together on a question directly relevant to daily platform practice: GDPR-compliant on-device translation of foreign-language documents for German authorities.
We are very much looking forward to supporting the students as they gain valuable practical experience in a start-up environment, contribute their own perspectives and work with us on a real business question.
How the programme runs
The programme runs across the whole summer semester, from the kick-off in April to the final presentation at the end of June. In between there is a methodology seminar, a midterm review with the start-ups and presentation training.
Photos from the meeting.
Photos: © David Huckert / Triathlon






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