Working Student (f / m / d) Industrial Wired / Wireless Communications Lab
At a glance
Entry-level Communications role at Nxp. Hamburg · part-time.
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What you'll do
- Research industrial real-time wireless standards and technical specifications
- Define demonstrator ideas and shape their hardware and software architecture
- Configure, test, and assess embedded hardware and software demonstration components
- Combine new concepts into complete hardware and software system solutions
- Help bring systems up and configure their operating setup
What you bring
- You are studying engineering or information technology at master's level, or are in the fifth or sixth bachelor's semester
- You have an interest or prior experience in communications and robotics
- Linux, embedded software development, or GUI programming experience is useful
- You work proactively, independently, creatively, reliably, and well with teammates
Who this fits
This part-time working-student role suits a current engineering or information technology student interested in industrial communications, automation, or robotics. You will work in Hamburg and may later extend the contract or develop a thesis topic. Security-related work may involve certification activities, so careful and dependable execution matters. The role offers flexible hours and a hybrid setup.
From the employer
The System Innovation team focuses on cutting-edge innovation projects, both national and international, with partners from industry and academia. These projects have a significant impact, from NXP’s products portfolio to standardization. The Industrial Communication Lab scope is TSN-based communication, both Wireless and Wired, and it is active in several international standardization organizations (5G-ACIA, IEEE, OPC Foundation, etc.).
The results of our projects are showcased as industrial white papers, research papers and system demonstrators that combine the latest security and communication technology. A demonstrator typically consists of NXPs embedded microcontrollers/microprocessors that are combined with NXPs Security ICs, wired/wireless communication links and a PC/Smartphone-based GUI application to deliver messages sent from the demonstrator.
The team is now looking for a working student (f/m/d) to support our research work in industrial communication for industrial automation and robotics. Extension of contract or conversion into thesis topics later is possible.
Tasks:
You will be involved in several development and deployment steps:
- Research and analysis of technical specifications and standards of industrial real-time wireless communication networks.
- Definition of the demonstrator concepts & system architecture
- Configuration and evaluation of HW & SW demo components (embedded systems)
- Integration of developed concepts into the system solution (HW & SW)
- Support in System bring-up and configuration
Requirements:
- Student of a Master course in Engineering/Information Technology or Bachelor students in 5th/6th semester with background in the research areas
- Knowledge of Linux, embedded software implementation, or GUI programming advantageous
- Previous interest or experience in communication and robotics
- Pro-active, ability to work independently, creative and innovative mindset, and good team player
What We Offer:
- An attractive hourly wage of €19.40
- 30 vacation days per year
- Flexible working hours
- The possibility to work in a hybrid setup
- Access to an on-site cafeteria
- Networking initiatives and Employee Resource Groups such as Young Community, No Extra Planet, NXP Equal, Women in NXP, and more — fostering both professional and personal exchange
Please note:
The successful candidate may/will be responsible for security related tasks.
The assignment may/will be in scope of security certifications, therefore a conscious and reliable way of working is necessary.
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