Are you ready to gain hands-on experience with a global leader in access solutions? Join our Product Engineering Team at SKIDATA, and support us in building innovative products that shape the future of access technologies! This is a great opportunity for students to dive into mechanical and mechatronics engineering while working on exciting, real-world projects.
This part-time position is perfect for students in the early stages of their studies, looking to expand their knowledge across a wide range of topics and gain insights into the full product development lifecycle. The position is for 1 year, based at our headquarters, and offers a unique chance to get involved in critical aspects of our engineering processes.
What You’ll Do
• Technical Specifications & Data Management: Assist with creating technical specifications for our products, including guidelines for data production and goods manufacturing, in alignment with our vendor requirements.
• Product Data Management System: Support the integration and management of product data within our system—helping us build and streamline our product data management processes.
• Quality & Data Quality: Contribute to ensuring the accuracy and quality of product data, supporting our efforts in maintaining high standards for our hardware products and sensors.
• Prototyping & Hardware Certifications: Gain exposure to prototyping and certification processes for our mechanical products, mechanisms, and sensors—key areas that drive the innovation of our hardware.
• Collaboration & Learning: Work closely with an open-minded, diverse team of engineers, apprentices, and experts from various backgrounds, where creativity and new ideas are encouraged. You'll have the opportunity to learn from different disciplines, gaining a well-rounded understanding of mechanical engineering and data management.
At SKIDATA, we're committed to fostering young talent. This position will not only provide valuable hands-on experience but also contribute to our Young Talents Program, which aims to engage students early in their careers and equip them with skills for the future.
