Software Engineering Intern

Overview

Develop and test embedded software for vehicle controls on heavy machinery.

Key Responsibilities

• software development
• unit testing
• embedded software
• vehicle controls
• autonomous integration
• requirements gathering

Tasks

-Engage in the full software development lifecycle, from initial design and coding to robust unit and integration testing, ensuring our solutions are reliable and safe. -Develop and test innovative software for embedded vehicle controls, bringing features like propel, steering, and work functions to life on heavy-duty machinery. -Work alongside experienced engineers, growing your skills in a hands-on environment and tackling all aspects of the development process from start to finish. -Contribute to the future of automation by helping integrate autonomous functions into our next generation of off-road vehicles. -Collaborate with our team to understand customer needs and translate them into clear software requirements for new and exciting vehicle functions.

Requirements

• engineering degree
• c
• python
• git
• labview
• simulink

What You Bring

-You are currently pursuing a degree in Software, Electrical, Robotics, Mechanical, or Computer Engineering, or a related technical field. -A genuine interest in embedded systems, robotics, or vehicle controls and a passion for learning how things work. -A collaborative mindset and a proactive approach to solving problems, with a strong desire to learn and make a meaningful contribution to the team -A foundational knowledge of programming and development tools, such as C, Python, Git, LabVIEW, or Simulink.

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Benefits

-We promote from within and support your learning with mentoring, training, and access to global opportunities. -You’ll have flexibility, autonomy, and support to do your best work while maintaining a healthy work-life balance. Your well-being matters to us. -You’ll receive benefits like 13th salary, annual bonus, paid vacation, pension plans, personal insurance, and more. These vary by country and contract, but they’re worth asking about—we think they’re pretty great

About Danfoss

-Begun in 1933 with a novel refrigeration valve and soon introduced thermostatic radiator valves, driving early energy-efficiency innovation. -Expanded into hydraulics, power electronics, and sensor systems, launching the first VLT frequency converter in 1968 and acquiring notable divisions such as Vacon and Eaton Hydraulics. -Typical projects range from district-energy systems and marine/offshore equipment to EV drivetrain modules, industrial automation, and large-scale cold-chain refrigeration. -Expertise spans HVAC, mobile & industrial hydraulics, AC drives & power electronics, high-pressure pumps, sensing/control components, and fire-safety systems.

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