Working Student Frontend Development (m/f/x)
ZEISS Group4 months ago
Munich, GermanyEntry Level
Responsibilities
- Support the development, testing, maintenance, and integration of reusable frontend web components.
- Implement modern, scalable, and user-centered frontend solutions using web technologies.
- Collaborate with developers, designers, and product stakeholders to translate requirements into frontend components.
- Improve the usability, accessibility, responsiveness, consistency, quality, and performance of frontend applications and component libraries.
- Document components, usage guidelines, and development standards.
- Participate in debugging, testing, optimization, and continuous improvement of frontend development processes.
Requirements
- Be an enrolled student in computer science, media informatics, software engineering, or a comparable degree program.
- Have first practical experience or solid knowledge in frontend development with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript or TypeScript.
- Be interested in modern frontend architectures and component-based development.
- Demonstrate analytical, problem-solving, collaborative, independent, proactive, and organized working abilities.
- Be fluent in English.
- Frontend framework or library experience with React, Angular, Vue, Lit, or similar technologies is preferred.
- Familiarity with Git, package managers, responsive design, web accessibility, cross-browser compatibility, and frontend development workflows is preferred.
- Conversational German or willingness to improve German proficiency is preferred.
Benefits
- Hands-on experience applying academic knowledge to real-world projects.
- Opportunities to broaden a professional network and develop technical and personal skills.
- Open culture, modern workspace, and collaboration with ZEISS businesses globally.
- Available for a minimum of one year and 20 hours per week.
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About ZEISS Group
ZEISS Group develops and sells optics and optoelectronics for semiconductor makers, manufacturers, clinicians, researchers, and consumers, spanning lithography systems, industrial metrology, medical devices, microscopes, and eyeglass and camera lenses. Founded in 1846 and headquartered in Oberkochen, Germany, the company is wholly owned by the Carl Zeiss Foundation. It operates globally and generates around €12 billion in annual revenue across segments including Semiconductor Manufacturing Technology, Industrial Quality & Research, Medical Technology, and Consumer Markets.