As a Working Student in the Robotics Department, you will help us ensure that our software works reliably on physical robots. You will work at the intersection of software and hardware, supporting our robotics engineers in developing, maintaining, and improving our automated testing infrastructure.
This role is ideal for someone who enjoys both coding and hands-on work with physical systems. We are not looking for someone who already knows everything about robotics—we are looking for someone who is curious, eager to learn, and excited to understand how software and robots work together in practice.
Because our testing infrastructure relies heavily on physical robot cells, the role is primarily onsite and closely integrated with the day-to-day work of our robotics engineers. We are looking for a student who can contribute consistently throughout the year (typically 15–20 hours per week) and who is interested in growing with us over the long term.
Your responsibilities:
- Support and improve our robotics test infrastructure that validates software on physical robot hardware.
- Analyze and classify automated test results, identify recurring issues, and help improve system reliability.
- Develop, maintain, and extend automated tests for robotics software and hardware integration.
- Assist in debugging and troubleshooting issues at the interface between software and physical robot systems.
- Work closely with robotics engineers to continuously improve testing processes, tooling, and automation workflows.