Working student in the unit of testbenches and telematics development (m/f/d/x)

Apply now! We are Mercedes-Benz Tech Innovation - but we don't build cars: We define the future with technology. As the largest tech company of Mercedes-Benz Group AG, around 2,500 employees in Ulm, the Stuttgart area, Berlin and Karlsruhe as well as in international tech hubs work on the technology trends of tomorrow's mobility. We are united by our enthusiasm for innovation and the latest technologies - combined with the conviction that individual freedom and personal responsibility are crucial for real progress. We are #techinnovators. Learn more about us Mercedes-Benz Tech Innovation GmbH Your tasks? As a working student (m/f/d/x) in the unit of Testbenches and Telematics Development, you will support the team in various Tasks related to development activities. You will manufacture wiring harness and optimize testbenches. In addition, the software takes care of the test and telematics systems. In addition, you will work with the latest (telematics) control unit and drive their development. Last but not least, you will be part of a team of experts (m/f/d/x) for control unit development and validation.

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You are an enrolled student (m/f/d/x) in unit actual date, electrical engineering, computer science, software engineering or a comparable course of study. In addition, you have already gained some experience in software development, ideally also with Python. You already have experience with hardware or testbenches or would like to learn how to use cr