Robots are the future! Such as robot and PLC programmers! Based on the success of last year's internship programme, Robot-X launches a PLC and robot programmer internship in the summer 2019. Professionals-to-be, this is your chance to get hands-on knowledge and other advantages of our programme!
The programme in brief:
The internship starts in summer 2019 and lasts from a half year to a full year, depending on the intern's school status and resourcefulness. As an intern you'll take part in KUKA, Fanuc, and Universal Robots programmer trainings at our Budapest R&D and Training Centre where you will be taught theory and lots of individual practical skills, and we will help you continuously to be able to skilfully work with robots. After taking a successful exam, you can get into our mentored programme in Sződ where you will have the opportunity to learn and work on real projects, and get to know the details of PLC- and robot programming from experienced colleagues.
Who are welcome in our internship programme?
Anyone can apply who is currently studying or has a degree in an engineering field, has exceptional logical and problem solving skills, is able to work independently and in team, and speaks English at an intermediate level. Important: you have to spend 5 days weekly with us in the first 2 months of the programme, then 4 days a week from the 3rd month!
Why is Robot-X’s internship programme a good investment?
Because we give you real knowledge. You will not only hear from robots and PLCs in theory but you will also work with them for real. You will also be able to programme machines that have never been built. We are an innovative firm, and we will appreciate your creativity!
We pay you an intern salary for the time of the programme, and we help you get to Sződ as well.
After the end of the one-year programme, we offer full-time jobs for those who take exams successfully.
How to get into Robot-X’s internship programme?
Send your CV and cover letter to allas@robot-x.hu. Please, also mention why you want to learn to become a programmer!
The second step of the application is a detailed personal interview and professional tests.
