Electrical Engineering Internship

LEGO Brand Retail; Denmark; Presencial; DKK 134 000 - 201 000; Tempo integral

Resumo da oferta

LEGO Brand Retail's Electronics Engineering Team at the Creative Play Lab in Billund, Denmark, invites motivated students to a paid Electronics Engineering Internship starting February 2027. You'll work across electronics, mechanical engineering, mechatronics, and firmware to prototype and test playable electronic systems.

This 5‑month program offers hands-on design, prototyping, debugging, and testing, with potential extension for summer.

Qualificações

• Involvement in higher education and full-duration availability is required.
• Interest in hands-on electronics, prototyping, and testing is essential.
• You should be able to work on site at Billund during the internship.

Responsabilidades

• Turn classroom theory into consumer product reality through hands-on circuit design, prototyping, debugging, and testing.
• Collaborate with electronics, mechanical engineering, mechatronics, and firmware teams to develop playable prototypes.
• Learn from a world-class multidisciplinary team while building your craft and embracing ambiguity.

Conhecimentos

Soldering

Oscilloscopes

Multimeters

Electrical schematics

PCB layouts

Altium Designer

OrCAD

KiCad

I2C

SPI

UART

Root-cause analysis

Formação académica

Enrolled in higher education as a student

Ferramentas

Altium Designer

OrCAD

KiCad

Descrição da oferta de emprego

Electrical Engineering Internship:

Are You an Aspiring Electrical Engineer with a Passion for Play and the LEGO® Universe?

Join the LEGO® Group's Electronics Engineering Team within the Creative Play Lab for a Paid Internship at our Headquarters in Billund, Denmark!

Are you excited to turn classroom theory into consumer product reality through hands‑on circuit design, prototyping, debugging, and testing? If so, you could be one of the talented students joining our Electronics Engineering team, where creativity and technology combine to redefine the future of play.

Start date: February 2027

Length : 5 months (until end of June 2027) with possibilities for summer extension

About us:

Creative Play Lab is an ambitious, future‑focused innovation hub inventing radical new play opportunities and never‑seen‑before experiences for LEGO® fans of today and tomorrow. We grow the boundaries of what play can become, using bold experimentation, advanced technologies, and deep insight into how kids play to imagine meaningful, next‑generation experiences. Our mix of creatives, innovators, researchers, engineers, and technologists rapidly transforms curiosity into tangible concepts, redefining the future of play and ensuring LEGO® play remains at the forefront of creativity and joyful exploration.

As an intern in our Electronics Engineering team, you'll work with colleagues across electronics, mechanical engineering, mechatronics, and firmware to develop and test playable technical prototypes.

About our Internship:

In Creative Play Lab, we look for interns who bring something genuinely different to our innovation hub, adding fresh cultural insight, creative energy, and new ways of thinking. Your time with us will span personal curiosity projects, team capability‑building initiatives, toy engineering and innovation missions. Every day is different and you'll learn directly from a world‑class multidisciplinary team as you build your craft, embracing ambiguity as you discover new technical elements for new play experiences.

Meet the Electronics Engineering team:

The Electronics Engineering team designs, prototypes, debugs, and evaluates electronic systems that enable new play experiences. The team uses printed circuit boards, sensors, lab equipment, electrical design tools, and close cross‑functional collaboration to turn early ideas into integrated, testable prototypes.

Internship Eligibility:

1. (1) You are over the age of 18
2. (2) You will be enrolled in higher education as a 'student' for the full duration of the internship period
3. (3) You are currently due to graduate at some point after the end of the internship period
4. (4) You will not be requesting a delayed graduation date just to qualify for this internship
5. (5) This internship will contribute quantitatively towards your course credit
6. (6) This internship is a compulsory part of your education
7. (7) You are available to undertake this internship contract starting from the stated start date
8. (8) You are available to work full time for the full period up until the stated end date
9. (9) You are available to work on site in Billund, Denmark for this period

We also encourage electronics engineering interns to have experience with at least some of the following:

• Soldering and hands‑on electronics assembly
• Lab equipment such as oscilloscopes, multimeters, power supplies, and function generators
• Electrical schematics and printed circuit board layouts
• Electrical design software such as Altium Designer, OrCAD, or KiCad
• Analog and digital building blocks, including passive components, transistors, op amps, logic gates, and clocks
• Communication protocols such as I2C, SPI, or UART
• Breaking technical challenges into fundamental electrical building blocks for root‑cause analysis

What we're looking for:

• Curiosity: Our teams thrive on a playful curiosity in all they do. You need to be always asking questions, seeking the reason "why", digging for answers even when it's hard and never stop wondering "what if..."
• Bravery: Our organization is a huge place full of different people and different perspectives. You need to be comfortable meeting new people every day, speaking up when you disagree, receiving feedback, facing the unknowns of innovation head on and forging yourself a path when things aren't well defined.
• Focus: Our workload and priorities are always changing. You need to be happy shifting priorities fast, focusing on a high‑priority task one week, then focusing on developing your own independent curiosities the next.
• Teamwork: Our best ideas come when we have an amazing rapport with our colleagues and when we collaborate in a respectful and energising way. You need to be at home bouncing ideas off others and building upon the unique contributions and perspectives of your colleagues to create something bigger and better than the sum of its parts. You also need to be encouraging, s