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6000 zł
Gdynia, Polska
You will work side by side with our experienced Hardware Engineer on the design, development and support of hardware controller modules for our telecom systems. This is a learning role: you start with well-defined tasks under close mentorship, take on more responsibility as you grow, and build up your Hardware Engineering expertise.
Hardware design support: Help the Hardware Engineer with schematic capture, design reviews, and preparing PCB layout guidance for controller modules.
Lab work and bring-up: Take part in board bring-up and debugging using oscilloscopes, logic analyzers, multimeters and power supplies.
Testing: Help write and run hardware and integration test cases, record results, and report issues you find.
Component research: Look up datasheets, compare alternative components, and check availability and lifecycle status as input to component selection.
Documentation: Contribute to Hardware Design Specifications, test reports, and production test documentation.
Production support: Learn how PCB assemblies are released to production and help the Operations team with production test procedures.
Teamwork: Join team meetings and see how Hardware works with Systems Engineering, FPGA, Mechanics, Software and Operations across our global sites.
Education: 3rd-year student of Electronics, Electrical Engineering, Telecommunications, Automation and Robotics, or a related field.
Availability: At least 20 hours per week in our Gdynia office (lab work happens on site).
Electronics fundamentals: Good understanding of analog and digital circuits: passive components, transistors, power supplies, logic, and common buses (I2C, SPI, UART).
Microcontroller / processor basics: Basic knowledge of how a microcontroller or microprocessor system works, including its memory (RAM, Flash) and peripheral interfaces.
Schematic and PCB tools: Hands-on experience from coursework or projects with an EDA tool (e.g., KiCad, Altium, OrCAD or Eagle). You can read and draw a schematic.
Lab skills: Comfortable using basic lab equipment and soldering.
Problem-solving: Curious and methodical when debugging; you dig into why something doesn't work.
English: Good enough to read datasheets and talk with colleagues in English (B2 or higher).
Teamwork: Willing to learn, ask questions, and accept feedback in a team.
Your own hardware projects: A board you designed and built, a student science club (koło naukowe), or a contest team. Bring photos or a GitHub link.
Embedded programming: Some C/C++ on a microcontroller (STM32, AVR, ESP32, Raspberry Pi Pico or similar).
Programmable logic: Basic VHDL or Verilog, or a course on FPGAs/CPLDs.
High-speed or power design: Some knowledge of signal integrity, DDR memory, or DC/DC converter design.
Standards awareness: Interest in how telecom standards (NEBS, ETSI) and EMC rules affect hardware and mechanical design.
Scripting: Python for test automation or data analysis.
Long-term paid internship - 6,000 PLN per month for a full-time position
Mentoring: A dedicated mentor, our experienced Hardware Engineer, and a learning plan built around real product work.
Hours that fit your studies: Flexible working hours planned around your class schedule and exam sessions.
Real lab experience: Work with professional lab equipment on telecom hardware that ships to customers.
Learning: English lessons during working hours and access to our internal training program.
Multisport Card and access to sports activities and events.
Friendly culture: A team-oriented, friendly work culture.
Great office: A modern office in Gdynia (gym and playroom) close to the SKM/PKM https://jobeax.com/link/gWparOSnhIpb1W6f if it will be used in an open position