Working student (f/m/d) in the field of industrial computing

Type of employment:  temporary; 10-20 hours/week

Your extra dose of practice.

How will we move around, communicate with each other, use energies the day after tomorrow? Let’s work on the answers together. We are looking for bright minds who convert theory into practice and think along cleverly. In short: people who want to turn their and our questions into new exclamation marks! As a working student (f/m/d) we have many doors open for you to get involved: Seize the opportunity and become part of our global network, make important contacts and thus lay the foundation for your professional and personal future. Our teams look forward to seeing you.

Change the world of tomorrow with us.

• You will work actively in our Industrial PC development team
• You will also take on project-related tasks that you will work on independently
• You take care of the implementation of measurement tasks, performance benchmarks and tests
• You will also take care of maintaining and adapting a test equipment database

Your profile for “Making the future possible”.

• You are currently studying successfully at a German university in the field of electrical engineering or automation technology or a similar course
• Ideally, you already have experience and knowledge of the programming language (e.g. C /C++) from internships or working student activities
• You have advanced knowledge of PC technology and are confident in using MS Office products
• We can rely on your good knowledge of German and English

We want you to want: Apply!

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