Research Lab Interface Engineer

Freelio; Denmark; On-site; DKK 179,000 - 248,000; Part time

Job summary

DTU Lyngby Campus is seeking a motivated AC Bachelor to contribute to the development of a computer-controlled measurement interface for research applications. You will work with researchers and technical specialists to establish a new experimental setup, blending technical development with analytical tasks.

You will develop interfaces for measurement systems, test and document solutions, analyze results, and collaborate across disciplines to translate technical needs into practical experiments

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Physics, Engineering, Electronics, Photonics or CS.
• Knowledge of optics, electronics and computer-controlled measurement systems.
• Experience with programming and hardware-software integration.
• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
• Ability to work independently while collaborating in a multidisciplinary environment.

Responsibilities

• Developing and programming interfaces for measurement and lab equipment.
• Testing, validating, and documenting system solutions and setups.
• Analyzing measurement results and supporting optimization of workflows.
• Coordinating activities for setup and operation of experiments.
• Collaborating with researchers to translate requirements into solutions.
• Contributing to project planning, reporting and technical documentation.

Skills

Programming

Hardware-software integration

Analytical skills

Independent work

Communication

Education

Bachelor's degree in Physics, Engineering, Electronics, Photonics, or Computer Science

Tools

Programming

Job description

DTU Lyngby Campus is seeking a motivated AC Bachelor to contribute to the development of a computer-controlled measurement interface for research applications. You will work with researchers and technical specialists to establish a new experimental setup, blending technical development with analytical tasks.

You will develop interfaces for measurement systems, test and document solutions, analyze results, and collaborate across disciplines to translate technical needs into practical experiments