Working student (m/f/d) in the field of network component development (switch, router)

Type of employment:  Temporary, 8 – 20 hours/week

As a working student at Siemens, you have the opportunity to actively participate in various areas and fully contribute your skills.

Change the world of tomorrow:

• You will assist in setting up and verifying the development environment for SINEC OS by reviewing existing installation and configuration guides and checking their accuracy.
• You will then assist in troubleshooting prototypes, analyze technical problems, and contribute to their resolution.
• Building on this, you will take over the flashing, configuration and initial commissioning of new devices from the prototype production circle.
• You will gradually work your way up to more advanced tasks and, after appropriate training, conduct integration tests and smaller development tasks in a non-time-critical environment.

Here’s how to convince us:

• Education : You are currently successfully studying computer science, electrical engineering, or a comparable technical field.
• Experience and knowledge :
  • You have at least 6 months of experience with the programming languages ​​C/C++
  • You have initial experience with embedded systems, network technology, and basic knowledge of Ethernet, TCP/IP, WLAN, switches, and SNMP.
  • You have experience with Linux, ideally also with Yocto Linux, GIT and Windows PCs.
• Working style : You are characterized by a quick grasp of concepts, teamwork skills, and an independent and structured work style.
• Language skills : You have good German skills and professional English skills.

You are so much more than your qualifications, and we believe in the potential of every single person. We look forward to getting to know you!

Your individual personality and perspective are important to us. We create a work environment that reflects the diversity of society and support you in your personal and professional development. Bring your authentic personality and help us shape a better future. We value equal opportunities and welcome applications from people with disabilities.