Only for students enrolled at the University of Stuttgart.

20 hours per week. Wintersemester 2026-2027.

Hands-on technical skills: Comfortable working with real hardware and experimental setups, including the use of common tools such as screwdrivers, multimeters, sensors, and basic laboratory equipment. The student should be willing to assemble, test, troubleshoot, and validate components directly on the physical system.

Independent working style: Able to take responsibility for a clearly defined task, organize the work independently, and manage time efficiently. The student should be able to identify reasonable next steps without requiring continuous supervision.

Good communication skills: Able to communicate progress, results, technical problems, and unexpected issues clearly and in a timely manner. Good documentation of tests and findings is also expected.

Basic CAD knowledge: Familiarity with CAD software and basic understanding of 3D models, assemblies, and technical components. Advanced CAD skills are not required, but considered a plus.

Programming knowledge: Basic to intermediate programming skills are expected, preferably in Python and/or C++. Experience with robotics, ROS/ROS 2, embedded systems, or automation is considered a plus.

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