Internship - Radiation Testing of Electronic Components and Test Automation
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- German is a plus
Inferred: the posting is written in English and doesn't mention German.
About this role
An internship at a spacecraft company in Munich focused on testing electronic components for radiation effects. Tasks include assembling and debugging test boards, soldering, automating test setups with Python and writing test reports. Candidates ideally study electronics, physics or embedded systems.
From the original posting
Here at The Exploration Company, we are building spacecrafts for humanity. We want you as a talented Radiation Test and Automation Engineer to help us in our mission by participating in the qualification of the electronic parts that will compose our Nyx Avionics system. Key Responsibilities In your…
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