Working Student: Embedded Systems / STM32 Developer

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// Join Zyglox

Working Student: Embedded Systems / STM32 Developer (m/f/d)

10-20 // Graz

// The role

Develop Deep-Tech Sensor Firmware and Hardware

Are you passionate about technology and want to shape the future of sustainable mobility while finishing your studies? At Zyglox, you’ll have the opportunity to co-develop a new condition-monitoring technology based on space technologies. Join our dynamic startup to support the development and optimization of the prototype platform for our measurement system—and write your scientific thesis with us. You can choose to focus more on firmware or hardware development depending on your interests and skills.

At a glance

Hours / week

10-20

Location

Graz

Salary

from 1961 €

Language

English, German

// Your responsibilities

• Support the development and optimization of our measurement system's platform.
• Firmware: Optimize data transmission, create drivers and algorithms, and improve firmware stability, speed, and functionality.
• Hardware: Adapt and design new PCB layouts.
• Handle the assembly, commissioning, and integration of prototypes.
• Conduct hands-on testing of our prototypes on test benches and vehicles.

// Your Profile

• Currently pursuing a Master's or Bachelor's degree (FH/Uni) in Electrical Engineering, Telematics, Embedded Systems, or a related field.
• Experience in MCU programming, preferably with STM32.
• Solid knowledge in the fields of electronics, measurement technology, and sensorics.
• A strong interest in tinkering ("Tüfteln") and experimenting.
• A structured, self-administering, and solution-oriented working style.
• Fluency in English; German is a plus.

// Tech Stack

• C/C++ (STM32 Ecosystem)
• PCB Design Software (e.g., Altium, KiCad, or Eagle)
• Embedded Debugging Tools
• Git

// What we offer

• Academic Support: The possibility to conduct a scientific thesis with us, combining academic research with hands-on startup experience.
• Impact: The opportunity to help shape a new technology and directly impact an early-stage deep-tech startup.
• Dynamic Culture: A relaxed startup atmosphere and a modern workplace at Science Park Graz.
• Flexibility: Working hours and location can be arranged largely flexibly to fit your university schedule.
• Fair Compensation: A competitive part-time salary based on a full-time equivalent from 1961 € per month (negotiable), or payment on an honorarium/freelance basis.

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Applicants must have valid Austrian residency and work permits. Apply via our short application form.

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