Student Test Engineer

NoTraffic is revolutionizing urban mobility by developing the world’s first AI-powered traffic management platform. Our system optimizes real-time traffic flow, reducing congestion, lowering emissions, and improving road safety. We work with cities and municipalities worldwide to bring smart transportation solutions to life, making roads more efficient and sustainable.

If you're passionate about scalable platforms, automation, and making an impact on global infrastructure, we’d love to hear from you!

We are looking for a Student Test Engineer to join our Mechanical–Optical R&D team.

In this role, you will take part in test planning, execution, and analysis for products in both development and production phases, while supporting day-to-day R&D activities in a hands-on lab environment.

This position is ideal for students who enjoy working with real hardware, building test setups, and investigating complex technical problems.

Your day-to-day will include:

• Plan, build, and execute tests in an optical and hardware lab environment
• Design and assemble test setups and connect various test equipment
• Collect data from real-world sensors (optical, thermal, MEMS, etc.), process and analyze results
• Develop software automations for long-duration and large-scale tests
• Operate diverse test equipment, including environmental chambers, power supplies, optical jigs, data loggers, and dedicated software tools
• Write clear and structured test reports outlining goals, results, and conclusions
• Perform mechanical rework, soldering, and small assemblies to support testing activities
  
  

• B.Sc. student in Electrical Engineering or Physics (hands-on experience required)
• Experience working with controllers and data loggers
• Strong ability to write clear, detailed test reports
• Knowledge of Python
• High level of English (written and spoken)
• Experience with electrical hardware and lab equipment (e.g., oscilloscopes, power supplies)
• Experience with data analysis and processing (Excel, calculations, statistics)
  
  

• Software development skills, including well-structured, class-based code and use of Git
• Experience with radar systems
• Familiarity with Linux environments and Bash scripting
• Experience with optical equipment
• “Maker” mindset with demonstrated personal projects or portfolio