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LEGO Group in Billund, Denmark, invites students for a paid 5‑month internship in Play Discovery Prototypes. You will learn to use prototyping tools, work with CNC milling, 3D printing and various materials, and contribute to prototype development from day one.
The 5‑month program runs Feb 1, 2025 to Jun 30, 2025, based at the LEGO Group Headquarters. You’ll join a diverse team of designers, engineers and researchers, gaining hands-on experience across machines and disciplines while exploring
Play Discovery Prototypes Internship:
Do you enjoy making prototypes by using various tools and machines ?
Join the LEGO® Group's Creative Play Lab for a Paid 5 -Month Internship at our Headquarters in Billund, Denmark!
If you have an unquenchable passion for exploring new play opportunities and making things with innovative prototyping techni ques then you could be one of the talented students joining our Play Discovery Prototypes team this year!
Internship Dates: February 1, 2025, to June 30, 2025
Creative Play Lab (CPL) is at the heart of new product innovations at the LEGO Group. We experiment with emerging technologies, tinker with new tools, band together with new brands and integrate new inventions into the LEGO system of play to create the toys of tomorrow's world. As an intern in the Play Discovery Prototypes team, you will learn to use our prototyping tools to get hands on with a variety of prototyping tasks from day one. You'll get to work across our wide range of machines , developing your equipment expertise to master your craft as you support the teams in designing, prototyping, and iterating on the toys of the future with your prototyping skills.
We're professional cr aftspeople from diverse backgrounds, including industrial designers, mechanical engineers , machinists and carpenters who deploy our expertise in equipment, printing and manufacturing to develop innovative new ways to piec e together the prototypes of our future toys and inte rnal prototypes . We explore all the possibilities for how we can make designs become reality with our unique design-for- production ( or making ) perspective . We ask 'have you thought of making it this way?' to spark ideas in our inventor colleagues t o turn their concepts into physically ' prototypable ' play.