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Role title: Software Engineering Student Assistant
Location: Nørrebro, Copenhagen
* Assisting in maintenance of infrastructure code (CI pipelines, feature development, bugfixes),
* Prototype Camera Calibration Software,
* Aid in transition of tooling from ROS to ROS2.
Johnson & Johnson MedTech Surgery is looking for a student helper for their office in Copenhagen.
J&J MedTech strives to provide next-generation visualization technologies to benefit surgeons and patients around the world! Our Copenhagen office at Titangade is looking for a student candidate to assist in the development of new features for a complex robot platform.
We’re after a curious, hands-on engineering student with interest in software development, and problem-solving. If you know your way around C++, and are already familiar or looking to get into Computer Vision, Algorithms, and SW development, this is your chance to work with real-world robotic and camera systems and make a significant impact on the next generation of medical devices.
Would you like to have the opportunity to learn from a group of expert computer vision, deep learning, robotics, and software engineers, with access to exciting camera and robot hardware in a central location in the Nørrebro district of Copenhagen?
The position is flexible, part-time at 2 days a week. This is primarily an in-office position, with occasional remote flexibility to fit alongside your studies.
Key Responsibilities:
- Work closely with the team to develop and maintain infrastructure code
- Develop prototype camera calibration software.
- Opportunities to also work on our other core projects.
Qualifications
Education:
- Bachelor or similar in a relevant field, e.g. computer science/electrical engineering or robotics engineering
- Ongoing study activities concerning software engineering (ongoing Master education or other relevant field).
Experience and Skills:
Required:
- Experience programming in C++
- Basic familiarity with Linux/Ubuntu
Desired:
- Experience with Computer Vision library OpenCV
- Experience with CMake
- Experience with the Robot Operating System (ROS 2)
Other:
- Strong English skills, both written and verbal
- Dynamic presence
Required Skills:
Preferred Skills:
The anticipated pay range and benefits for this position is:
As this position is posted in a country that is subject to EU pay transparency requirements, the Talent Acquisition team will provide pay range information on request and to candidates invited to an interview.