Unlock your potential with ipoque
It's clear to us: our employees are key for our success as a company. We believe that advancing and supporting university students isn't only important for their personal development, but also an investment in our employees of tomorrow.
At ipoque, you get the chance to gain hands-on working experience and develop new skills while still at uni. Whether you want to do an internship, support us as a working student or need a partner for your thesis – at ipoque, we challenge you professionally while providing you with a supportive environment where you can grow and learn with and from the best.
At ipoque, we offer you the ideal environment to develop your skills and start your career. Our technology stack is designed to provide you with the best tools and platforms to have fun while developing innovative software solutions.
Are you looking to become part of an ambitious, forward-looking company within the globally active technology group Rohde & Schwarz? Then you found the right place! Find out more about the exciting opportunities at ipoque and how to become part of our team.
Young talents listen up!
ipoque is always on the lookout for fresh talents who are enthusiastic about software development and cutting-edge technologies. We understand the importance of attending career fairs to connect with like-minded individuals. We would like to take the chance to give you more of an insight into who we are, our culture and the career opportunities we offer for students, graduates, and young professionals at ipoque.
We'll keep you updated here on upcoming events and career fairs. Feel free to follow us on LinkedIn or contact our Recruiting team.
Your benefits as a working student
At ipoque, you'll be one of about 50 working students from many different study programs, such as computer science, mathematics, communications and media, and economics. Over the past three years, 18 of our working students took our offer to work in permanent positions. On average, working students work at ipoque for 3.5 years before being offered a permanent position.
During the lecture period, working students can work up to 20 hours per week. During the semester break, working students can, if necessary, work full time. To be employed as a working student, you need to be enrolled at university for the entire period of employment.
