General overview
Treon is a leading technology company with a mission to help businesses improve productivity, enhance operational visibility, and sustainability. Our platform, Treon Connect, boosts operational efficiency by utilizing data-driven automation to extend machine lifespan, monitor assets, increase productivity, and ensure safety across industries. Treon is trusted by global leaders to provide secure, customized products that integrate seamlessly into existing business solutions.
As a diverse multi-cultural team we are better together: We appreciate the value of collaboration internally and with our partners. We are committed to doing the right thing, making smart choices that benefit us, our partners and the world.
As a Summer trainee you will design, develop and test software for Treon products or related environments. You work in project teams that includes professionals of multiple areas. To succeed you need to work closely together and support each other. Work will be done one-site at Treon Tampere office.
Perfect Candidate
You have a quality-oriented mindset. You are self-directed, curious, take ownership and challenge the current way to constantly develop our working methods.
Qualifications and skills
Software engineering student.
Knowledge of software development and interest to develop own skills further.
Experience of one or several programming languages.
Knowledge of scrum & agile ways of working.
Good spoken and written English.
Key tasks
The job will be personalized based on the chosen candidate's skills and preferences. The areas you might be working during the summer:
- Python application development on embedded Linux environment
- Python application development for Linux based production test environment.
- Back-End Development: Develop the server-side logic and database components of the application.
- Front-End Development: Develop applications to Treon Connect
- Automatic test case development using the Robot framework.
- Embedded SW development in FreeRTOS/Zephyr environment using C.
