The deployment of G is ongoing, and the focus of researchers in academia and industry is already shifting to the th generation of wireless communications. The focus is on new upcoming technologies like Extreme MIMO, integrated sensing and communication (ISAC), non-terrestrial communication, and/or machine learning techniques as part of the wireless transmission system. As with G, NI wants to be on the leading edge and is preparing for the next technology wave.

You work effectively in a group environment, solve problems, diagnose technical issues and propose reasonable solutions. You prepare content for communication that is impactful and reach out to mentors with questions to help drive progress and completion of goals and tasks. You are passionate about wireless technology and like to learn and work with the latest test and measurement techniques and equipment.

We attach great importance to your development, so we want to make sure that you not only find a challenging job with us, but also a workplace that is supportive and rewarding. You'll receive structured onboarding as well as dedicated support from professional mentors.

Practical expertise imparted:

In addition, you can expect a variety of attractive employee benefits:

We are committed to providing an inclusive, open, and welcoming workplace environment for people, helping all to make the most of their professional potential.

Are you interested?
If so, we look forward to receiving your application via our application portal, including motivation letter, CV, compulsory internship certificate from your university’s internship or examination office, most recent certificates and grade transcripts.

National Instruments Dresden GmbH
Ms. Nataliia Verbylo
Am Waldschloesschen
Dresden
Germany