Working Student (f/m/d) Test Engineering

Siemens AG · Nuremberg · 15 hours a week

WerkstudentGerman needed: fluent

Still open on 3 Nov

You apply on the company's own website.

Key facts

Pay: €15 to €19 an hour; Good pay
Hours: 15 hours a week
Where you work: At the company
Language needed: German and English
Subject you study: Electrical Engineering, Mechatronics, Mechanical Engineering

You help design and procure test adapters for traction motors, molded cables and electronic components.
You help with needs analyses with the specialist departments and coordinate dates with project managers to ensure smooth implementation.
You take part in creating circuit diagrams, select suitable connector types, design circuit boards and design housings as 3D models for 3D printing.
You assemble custom test adapters and create full documentation, including parts lists, drawings and maintenance requirements.
You program automatic testers and support the optimization of test processes to increase efficiency and quality.

You study a technical subject (e.g. Electrical Engineering, Mechatronics, Mechanical Engineering) and are available to us long term for about 15 h/week.
You have a strong basic technical understanding and an affinity for electronics.
You also have manual skill in assembling electronics and experience in soldering.
Ideally you have first practical experience with electronics, mechanics or design, gained through vocational training or other student jobs.
Good German and English skills round off your profile.

You get an attractive salary. You start at about €15 per hour and from the 7th month you get about €19.
At Siemens Mobility you actively contribute to the transport transition and climate protection in a market with a future.

You help design and procure test adapters for traction motors, molded cables and electronic components.
You help with needs analyses with the specialist departments and coordinate dates with project managers to ensure smooth implementation.
You take part in creating circuit diagrams, select suitable connector types, design circuit boards and design housings as 3D models for 3D printing.
You assemble custom test adapters and create full documentation, including parts lists, drawings and maintenance requirements.
You program automatic testers and support the optimization of test processes to increase efficiency and quality.

You study a technical subject (e.g. Electrical Engineering, Mechatronics, Mechanical Engineering) and are available to us long term for about 15 h/week.
You have a strong basic technical understanding and an affinity for electronics.
You also have manual skill in assembling electronics and experience in soldering.
Ideally you have first practical experience with electronics, mechanics or design, gained through vocational training or other student jobs.
Good German and English skills round off your profile.

You get an attractive salary. You start at about €15 per hour and from the 7th month you get about €19.
At Siemens Mobility you actively contribute to the transport transition and climate protection in a market with a future.