Working Student - Quality Assurance & Software Testing (f/m/div)
Infineon Technologies2 days ago
Munich, GermanyEntry Level
Responsibilities
- Test software features, user journeys, and edge cases to ensure product quality.
- Create structured test cases, define acceptance criteria, and document test results.
- Identify defects, missing functionality, inconsistencies, and usability issues and record them in Jira with reproducible evidence.
- Collaborate with developers and product stakeholders to clarify requirements and support quality improvements.
- Develop understanding of application architectures and technical concepts to analyze issues and communicate potential root causes.
- Support the transition from manual testing to automated testing, including AI-driven approaches.
Requirements
- Be currently enrolled in Computer Science, Software Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or a related technical university program.
- Have a strong interest in software quality assurance, testing methodologies, user flows, and edge cases.
- Ideally have initial experience with manual software testing, test-case writing, or structured defect documentation.
- Have basic programming knowledge, ideally in .NET and Blazor, and familiarity with Git.
- Be interested in automated testing with Playwright; AR application experience is a plus.
- Work in a structured, detail-oriented, and analytical manner and communicate clearly in English; German is advantageous.
Benefits
- Part-time working-student arrangement limited to a maximum of 20 hours per week during lecture periods.
- At least six months of employment, with studies remaining the primary focus.
- Regular office attendance is expected, and applicants should live close to the site.
- The role offers real projects, practical impact, and opportunities to grow in a collaborative environment.
About Infineon Technologies
Infineon Technologies designs and manufactures semiconductors for automotive, industrial, and IoT applications, including power devices, microcontrollers, sensors, and security ICs. The Germany-based public company, spun out of Siemens in 1999 and headquartered in Neubiberg near Munich, sells chips and reference solutions to OEMs and device makers worldwide. It trades on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange (ETR: IFX) and expanded its portfolio with the 2020 acquisition of Cypress Semiconductor.