Hands-on Sensor Product Engineer Intern

C-Cube International; Delft; Presencial; EUR 3900 - 6100; Tempo integral

Vantagens oferecidas por esta oferta de emprego

Internship allowance

Guidance from engineers

Resumo da oferta

C-Cube International in Delft, Netherlands, is seeking a Product Engineering Intern (MBO) to join our technical team. You will support the development, assembly and testing of sensor systems, working with engineers on active product development projects.

This internship focuses on practical experience with CAD, 3D printing, electronics and prototyping, with guidance from experienced colleagues. You’ll gain hands-on skills in a technology-driven environment and contribute to real-world sensor

Qualificações

• Currently pursuing an MBO programme in a technical field (e.g., Mechatronics, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Engineering Technician).
• Interest in hands-on product development, assembly and testing.

Responsabilidades

• Assist in development, improvement and preparation of sensor systems.
• Assemble and test sensors and prototypes.
• Support development and improvement of product components.
• Prepare components and systems for lab and field testing.
• Perform basic mechanical and electrical work.
• Document test results and product changes.
• Collaborate with engineers on ongoing projects.

Conhecimentos

Practical hands-on work

Dutch and/or English communication

Formação académica

MBO technical programme

Ferramentas

CAD

3D printing

Electronics

Soldering

Descrição da oferta de emprego

C-Cube International in Delft, Netherlands, is seeking a Product Engineering Intern (MBO) to join our technical team. You will support the development, assembly and testing of sensor systems, working with engineers on active product development projects.

This internship focuses on practical experience with CAD, 3D printing, electronics and prototyping, with guidance from experienced colleagues. You’ll gain hands-on skills in a technology-driven environment and contribute to real-world sensor