Paid Internship: Hands-On PCB Design in Electronics

Speedgoat GmbH; Köniz; Vor Ort; CHF 13.392 - 20.088; Teilzeit

Benefits dieser Stelle

Paid internship

Zusammenfassung

Speedgoat GmbH in Bern, Switzerland, offers a paid internship in the HW Design team within the HIL Systems department. You will support practical electronics work for rack systems, MSCP, and turnkey test benches, contributing to PCB design and signal conditioning.

Ideal for bachelor’s or master’s students in electronics engineering, with basic ECAD knowledge (Altium preferred), good English, and a hands-on mindset.

Qualifikationen

• Currently studying electrical engineering, electronics, mechatronics, embedded systems, or a similar technical field.
• Strong interest in hands-on electronics, PCB design, circuit simulation, and hardware.
• Basic knowledge of analog and digital circuits; ECAD tools such as Altium Designer are a plus.
• Good English skills; German is an advantage.

Aufgaben

• Support PCB schematic design for signal conditioning, connectivity, and system-related electronics.
• Maintain and improve PCB component libraries, footprints, symbols, and related design data.
• Support PCB layout activities and design reviews under the guidance of experienced HW engineers.
• Create and update cable drawings, wiring documentation, and electrical designs for different assemblies.
• Contribute to analog and digital signal conditioning circuits such as level shifting, amplification, measurement, isolation, and switching.

Kenntnisse

PCB design

Circuit simulation

Hands-on electronics

ECAD tools familiarity

English proficiency

Ausbildung

Electrical engineering / electronics / mechatronics / embedded systems or related field

Tools

Altium Designer

Jobbeschreibung

Speedgoat GmbH in Bern, Switzerland, offers a paid internship in the HW Design team within the HIL Systems department. You will support practical electronics work for rack systems, MSCP, and turnkey test benches, contributing to PCB design and signal conditioning.

Ideal for bachelor’s or master’s students in electronics engineering, with basic ECAD knowledge (Altium preferred), good English, and a hands-on mindset.