Embedded Bootloader Intern — Hands-on Telecom Hardware

Adtran, Inc.; Województwo pomorskie; On-site; PLN 57,000 - 77,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Long-term internship

Mentoring

Flexible hours

Hands-on hardware experience

International team

English lessons

Multisport Card

Friendly culture

Modern office

Job summary

Adtran, Inc. in Gdynia is seeking a curious student for a Bootloader Software Engineering internship in Embedded Systems. You will work with experienced Bootloader Engineers on real hardware prototypes and learn how devices boot and initialize.

This learning role starts with well-defined tasks under mentorship, grows with responsibility, and builds hands-on experience with C, Linux, and low-level software in a multinational environment in Poland.

Qualifications

• 3rd-year student in Electronics, Electrical Engineering, Telecommunications, Automation and Robotics or related field.
• Availability: at least 20 hours per week in Gdynia office.
• Good knowledge of C with the Linux environment.
• Basic Linux command line and bash experience.
• Familiarity with gcc and git from projects or university.
• Interest in embedded systems and low-level software.
• Good English to read technical docs and communicate.

Responsibilities

• Bootloader development support for telecom systems.
• Implement smaller features and bug fixes in C under guidance of senior engineers.
• Work with hardware prototypes; flash images, bring-up, logs and issue reproduction.
• Help write and run unit and integration tests.
• Support New Product Introduction (NPI) function tests.
• Assist in preparing and updating technical documentation.

Skills

C programming

Linux basics

English communication

Team collaboration

Education

3rd-year student in Electronics, Electrical Engineering, Telecommunications, Automation and Robotics

Tools

GCC

Git

bash

Python

Job description

Adtran, Inc. in Gdynia is seeking a curious student for a Bootloader Software Engineering internship in Embedded Systems. You will work with experienced Bootloader Engineers on real hardware prototypes and learn how devices boot and initialize.

This learning role starts with well-defined tasks under mentorship, grows with responsibility, and builds hands-on experience with C, Linux, and low-level software in a multinational environment in Poland.