Working Student (20h/w) or Intern (40h/w) – Mechatronics / Test Automation (m/w/d)
Working student (20h/wk) or intern (40h/wk) role at PFASuiki, a deep-tech startup that electrochemically destroys PFAS 'forever chemicals' in contaminated water. Day to day: hands-on prototyping and wiring for a pilot system, building automated test fixtures, and updating electrical drawings on-site in Oberhaching near Munich.
- Compensation
- Not disclosed
- Location
- Oberhaching, Germany
- Work setup
- Not specified
- Seniority
- Intern
- Employment
- Internship
- Experience
- Not specified
- Category
- Qa
- Posted
Skills
Must have
- Enrolled in mechatronics, electrical engineering or a related degree
- Hands-on experience building and wiring setups (university, student team, own projects, or industry)
- Basic programming skills for automation, e.g. Python, microcontrollers or PLC
- Able to read electrical schematics
- Careful, safe way of working with electrical equipment
- Available on-site in Oberhaching for 20 h/week (working student) or 40 h/week (intern)
- Good English
Nice to have
- German language skills
- CV and cover letter with technical projects when applying
Full description
Location
Oberhaching (near Munich), on-site
About us
PFASuiki destroys PFAS, the “forever chemicals”, in contaminated water instead of just moving them elsewhere. We are a deep-tech startup, with our lab and office in Oberhaching, south of Munich.
We are currently developing our technology to treat PFAS-contaminated water electrochemically. To move faster, we are looking for a mechatronics or electrical engineering student to help build prototypes and automate test fixtures for our development work.
Your tasks
You will work alongside our engineers. The main focus is hands-on prototyping and automation.
- Build and wire prototypes for our pilot system
- Help develop and test automated test fixtures, supervised by our engineers
- Help prepare and update electrical drawings
Your profile
- Enrolled in mechatronics, electrical engineering or a related degree
- Hands-on experience building and wiring setups, from university, a student team, your own projects or from working in industry
- Basic programming skills for automation, e.g. Python, microcontrollers or PLC
- Able to read electrical schematics
- A careful, safe way of working with electrical equipment
- Available on-site in Oberhaching for 20 h/week as a working student or 40 h/week as an intern
- Good English; German is a plus
What we offer
- Real hardware: what you build goes straight into our pilot system development
- Day-to-day work with experienced engineers, who supervise and support you
- A deep-tech team working on an environmental problems to save the world
- On-site in Oberhaching, near Furth station on the S3 line
How to apply
Apply through this listing with your CV and a cover letter with technical projects you have worked on.