Internship: Electronics Design & Testing for Space Hardware (m/f/d)
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- Language
- German is a plus
“Fluent in English; German is a plus”— from the posting
About this role
Full-time internship in Munich with a space hardware company's electronics team, which builds controllers for valves, pumps and refuelling systems. The intern supports schematic capture, PCB layout, soldering, harness assembly and testing. English is required, German is a bonus, and a follow-on role as working student or thesis student is possible.
From the original posting
Employment type: intern Schedule: full-time Your mission Join our ELO team, where we build the controllers for regulation valves, solenoid valves, pumps, pressure control systems, and refuelling control systems that keep deltaVision's fluidic systems running. Working closely with our electronics…
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