Working Student in Electrical Measurement Technology in the ESD (Electrostatic Discharge) Laboratory

As a working student in the ESD laboratory, you measure the properties and ESD resistance of protection diodes, support special measurements and program measurement scripts. Work is limited to 20 hours per week during the lecture period, with a minimum stay of six months.

• Measure the characteristic properties of ESD protection diodes.
• Measure the ESD resistance of ESD protection diodes.
• Help build prototypes for special measurements.
• Program and revise measurement scripts.

• You are studying Electrical Engineering.
• You have knowledge of electrical measurement technology and understand semiconductors, particularly diodes.
• Ideally, you already have laboratory experience, such as soldering.
• You have good Python skills.
• You work independently, reliably and neatly.
• You have good German and English skills.
• Include a CV with your application.
• Include proof of university enrollment with your application.
• Include a current transcript of grades, no older than six months, with your application.
• Include your school leaving certificate with your application.
• You must be enrolled at a university and must not have completed all examinations or modules of your degree.
• You should be able to join the team for at least six months and must not be on a semester leave of absence.
• You should live near the workplace and be able to visit the site regularly to become part of the team.