Student Embedded Bootloader Engineer Intern

Adtran, Inc.; Gdynia; On-site; PLN 61,000 - 73,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Mentoring

Flexible hours

Hands-on hardware experience

Global team

Job summary

Adtran, Inc. in Gdynia seeks a curious, motivated Student (Bootloader Software Engineering) to work on embedded software for telecom systems. You will partner with experienced Bootloader Engineers, learning how devices boot and initialize on real hardware prototypes.

The role is learning-focused with mentorship, flexible hours around study schedules, and exposure to real hardware used in customer shipments. English technical communication is expected.

Qualifications

• 3rd-year student of Electronics, Electrical Engineering, Telecommunications, Automation and Robotics, or a related field.
• Good knowledge of C programming and Linux basics.
• Familiarity with development tools and version control.

Responsibilities

• Bootloader development support: assist bootloader engineers with development, testing and debugging for telecom systems.
• Implement smaller features and fixes in C under guidance of senior engineers.
• Lab work and bring-up with hardware prototypes, flash images, logs collection and issue reproduction.
• Write and run unit and integration tests; support NPI product testing.
• Prepare and update technical documentation.

Skills

C programming

English

Embedded mindset

Lab skills

Education

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

Tools

gcc

git

GNU Make

Python

Linux basics

Job description

Adtran, Inc. in Gdynia seeks a curious, motivated Student (Bootloader Software Engineering) to work on embedded software for telecom systems. You will partner with experienced Bootloader Engineers, learning how devices boot and initialize on real hardware prototypes.

The role is learning-focused with mentorship, flexible hours around study schedules, and exposure to real hardware used in customer shipments. English technical communication is expected.