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Hardware Intern 27/28 Winter

London
Posted 3 months ago
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Senior Hardware Design & Testing Internship (Innsbruck & London)

About the Role

Successful applicants will divide their time between Innsbruck and London as follows:

Innsbruck: During the peak season (November – April), spend 3–4 months working from our office in Innsbruck, the capital of North Tyrol. Enjoy a company flat, easy access to Austrian snow sports resorts, and be responsible for:

  • Supporting the Customer Success team to identify, debug, and analyse hardware issues on the slopes.
  • Testing and reproducing hardware problems in real-world conditions.

London: Before and after the season (and year-round), relocate to our London HQ to:

  • Optimise manufacturing processes for existing hardware.
  • Test and validate future design iterations.
  • Collaborate with Product, Operations, and Marketing teams.
  • Engage across business areas through cross-functional projects.

Additional Duty:

  • Occasional travel to Shenzhen, China (up to one month) based on business needs.

Your Main Responsibilities

  • Craft test fixtures, prototype hardware, and manufacturing improvements as a design wizard.
  • Conduct comprehensive hardware tests on Carv products to drive continuous improvement.
  • Identify and diagnose production issues, working closely with factories for resolution.
  • Train the Customer Success team in diagnosing on-slope hardware issues.
  • Use Python and SQL to interact with databases, automate debugging, and enhance efficiency.
  • Analyse data from returned hardware to pinpoint root causes and propose solutions.
  • Oversee global prototype testing with our user base.
  • Ski-test and debug prototypes in Innsbruck.

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  • Academics or Experience:

    • Expected to graduate in 2026 with a degree in Mechanical, Electrical, or related Engineering (or similar), coupled with strong academic performance or proven industry experience.
    • Proven knowledge or real-world engineering experience required.
  • Core Skills & Traits:

    • Strong grasp of mechanical and electrical fundamentals.
    • Combines analytical rigor with intuitive engineering problem-solving.
    • Autonomous and highly self-motivated in scenarios requiring independent learning or troubleshooting.
    • Clear communication, empathy toward customers and colleagues.

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  • Nice-to-Have (Advantageous for Selection):
    • Python/SQL or software development experience.
    • Mechanical prototyping (e.g., SolidWorks, Onshape, Creo).
    • Basic to advanced workshop skills (hand tools, machine tools).
    • Firmware development for microcontrollers (e.g., ESP32).
    • IC evaluation and PCB testing experience.

Pay & Benefits

  • Salary: London Living Wage (competitive for an internship)
  • Accommodation: Subsidised company flat in Innsbruck.
  • Transport: Innsbruck ski pass granting full access to local resorts during the season.
  • Travel: Two return flights between Innsbruck and London.
  • Potential for Extended Off-Season Roles: Extra pay or opportunities depending on performance.

Duration

  • Internship length: 7–10 months (flexible based on aptitude/experience).
  • Start date: Latest October 2027; possibility of an earlier start at the company’s discretion.

Applications

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  • A CV
  • A short covering letter
  • Description of your skiing experience
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Skills

Mechanical Engineering
Electrical Engineering
Python
SQL
CAD Software
Solidworks
Onshape
Creo
Firmware Development
PCB Design
Hardware Debugging
Prototyping
Data Analysis
Workshop Skills
Test Fixture Design
Microcontrollers

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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