Firmware Engineering Intern
Rockwell Automation2 days ago
Katowice, PolandIntern
Responsibilities
- Develop firmware developer test setups for daily development and debugging.
- Support functional and system-level test environments used for firmware verification.
- Build, configure, and maintain setups containing embedded devices, industrial controllers, communication interfaces, power supplies, measurement devices, and laboratory instrumentation.
- Integrate laboratory instrumentation with automated test software.
- Automate configuration, execution, monitoring, and result collection from physical test setups.
- Develop scripts, utilities, and small software components supporting firmware testing and laboratory automation.
- Connect physical test systems with on-premises and cloud CI/CD infrastructure and support automated test execution from CI/CD pipelines.
- Troubleshoot firmware, hardware, communication, instrumentation, networking, and automation issues.
Requirements
- Finished high school.
- Currently pursuing a technical degree, preferably in Computer Science, Electronics, Automation and Robotics, Mechatronics, Electrical Engineering, Embedded Systems, or a related field, with active student status.
- Basic programming knowledge in at least one language such as C, C++, Python, C#, or a similar language.
- Knowledge of software development and version control.
- Interest in embedded systems, firmware, electronics, automation, or test engineering.
- Willingness to work hands-on with hardware and laboratory equipment.
- Working knowledge of English for technical documentation and daily engineering communication.
Benefits
- Paid internship.
- Monthly meal vouchers through the Edenred card.
- Hybrid schedule in Katowice, Poland, with employees generally expected to work at a Rockwell location on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays unless they have an out-of-office business obligation.
About Rockwell Automation
Rockwell Automation builds industrial control hardware and factory software for manufacturers, and sells services and systems to design, operate, and maintain automated plants. Its Allen-Bradley controllers, drives, and safety products pair with FactoryTalk software and MES to support discrete and process industries. Founded in 1903 and headquartered in Milwaukee, it is a public company on the NYSE (ROK) with global sales, partners, and OEM customers.