Working Student in Opto Characterization (m/f/d)

Working Student - Opto & Sensors (m/f/d)

Responsibilities:

• Support the electrical and optical characterization of SPAD and CIS devices
• Analyze, visualize, and interpret measurement data
• Develop and improve automation and data-processing tools using Python, LabVIEW, and VBA
• Support measurement setup automation and laboratory infrastructure
• Assist with PCB-based test setups and hardware integration
• Create technical reports, presentations, and documentation using Microsoft Office tools
• Explore and apply Generative AI solutions for engineering workflows, reporting, and data handling
• Collaborate on development and optimization projects within the Opto & Sensors team

Profile:

• Currently enrolled in Electrical Engineering, Mechatronics, Computer Engineering, Computer Science, Technical Physics,
• Microsystems Engineering, or a related technical field
• Initial experience with Python, LabVIEW, VBA, or similar programming tools
• Interest in data analysis, measurements, semiconductor technologies, and technical problem-solving
• Basic understanding of electronics, PCB, or laboratory equipment is a plus
• Curious, analytical, and self-driven working style
• Team-oriented mindset with willingness to learn and explore new technologies
• Good knowledge of Microsoft Office tools (Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, etc.)
• Good English communication skills

What We Offer:

• Hands-on experience with advanced sensor and semiconductor technologies
• Participation in real development projects with direct technical impact
• Opportunity to contribute your own ideas and take ownership of tasks
• Collaboration with experienced engineers and international teams
• Mentoring and the possibility to develop thesis topics or long-term opportunities within the team
• Flexible working hours compatible with your studies
• Modern working environment and supportive team culture

Please submit your application exclusively through our internal careers page (SAP SuccessFactors).

Contact person : Marion Heidolf