Working Student Software Development 50-60%

The role of Working Student Software Development 50-60% involves contributing to the development of software tools and applications within Siemens' buildings business. Siemens specializes in integrating real and digital worlds through technology, software, and services for smart buildings, aiming to enhance efficiency, safety, and sustainability in various environments. Your main tasks will include supporting the development of new features across the tool landscape, collaborating with experienced software engineers, and participating in projects and change management. You will assist in the entire engineering cycle, from requirements analysis to deployment and ongoing support. This involves producing clean, efficient code, integrating software components, and helping to verify and deploy programs. Additionally, you will maintain and upgrade existing software, troubleshoot coding issues, and contribute to technical documentation and the team's knowledge base. To qualify, you must be currently enrolled in a Swiss university degree program in computer science, software engineering, or a related field, with initial practical experience in software development. Proficiency in object-oriented programming languages such as Java, C# or .NET Core, and familiarity with web technologies and frameworks, including basic frontend development with JavaScript, HTML, and CSS, are essential. Knowledge of REST APIs, integration patterns, and version control systems like Git is also required. Strong analytical skills, the ability to learn new technologies quickly, and the capacity to work independently are crucial. Excellent English and/or German language skills are necessary. Nice-to-have skills include the ability to work in a structured, thorough manner and the opportunity to develop an international professional network. The role offers flexible working models, including mobile working from anywhere within Switzerland, and the chance to gain experience at one of the largest tech employers in the country. Membership in the Siemens Students Association, comprising 200 members, is also a notable benefit. What the role asks for: - Enrollment in a Swiss university degree program in computer science, software engineering or a related field - Initial practical experience in software development - Proficiency in object-oriented programming languages such as Java, C# or .NET Core - Familiarity with web technologies and frameworks, including basic frontend development with JavaScript, HTML and CSS - Knowledge of REST APIs and integration patterns - Confidence in using version control systems such as Git - Strong analytical skills - Ability to learn new technologies quickly - Excellent English and/or German language skills