Hardware Engineer Intern

Vizzia

Hardware Engineer Intern at Vizzia contributing to hardware projects for video surveillance systems. Accelerating development from concept to production while focusing on quality and documentation.

Posted 7/29/2026internshipParis • 🇫🇷 FranceEntry LevelWebsite

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in designing production-ready PCBs and developing embedded firmware in C, with a strong focus on hardware prototyping and documentation. Capable of translating product requirements into functional electronic architectures while ensuring manufacturability and stability.

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PCB DesignEmbedded C ProgrammingHardware PrototypingRoot Cause AnalysisBOM Structuring

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Hard Skills

Multi-Layer Schematic DesignFirmware DevelopmentComponent SelectionDebuggingI2CSPIUARTSolderingPrototype AssemblyThermal Dissipation

Soft Skills

StructuredRigorousAutonomous Learning

Tools & Technologies

ESP32STM32ArduinoRaspberry Pi

Industry Keywords

Embedded SystemsIndustrialization BasicsDFMBOM StabilityManufacturability

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Contribute to a complete hardware project (scope defined by priorities) — from concept to pre-series.
Translate product requirements into a functional electronic architecture (component selection, constraints, schematics).
Design production-ready multi-layer schematics and PCBs with zero critical errors.
Develop structured embedded firmware in C (ESP32, STM32, Arduino-class).
Incorporate mechanical constraints (form factor, connectors, thermal dissipation) from the design phase.
Assemble, solder, debug, and bring up prototypes independently.
Design test benches.
Prepare a pre-series (~10 units): BOM stability, supplier files, manufacturability.
Produce clear and reusable documentation.

Requirements

What you’ll need

Engineering student specializing in electronics or embedded systems (gap year or final-year internship).
Able to design a complete PCB independently (schematic + layout).
Comfortable with embedded C (interrupt handling, I2C, SPI, UART, debugging).
Hands-on hardware prototyping experience (Arduino, ESP32, Raspberry Pi, etc.).
Understanding of industrialization basics (BOM structuring, DFM, small production runs).
Structured, rigorous, capable of root cause analysis.
Strong ability to learn and work autonomously.
Nice to have: Experience in a robotics club, DIY projects, or 3D printing.

Benefits

Comp & perks

Hybrid working arrangement.
A valid internship agreement from your school is required (interns receive 1 day off per month).
Company laptop (Mac or PC) according to your preference.
Meal vouchers worth €9 per worked day, 60% covered by the company.
Sustainable mobility allowance.
Offices located in central Paris (9th arrondissement).
Annual offsite with the whole team and frequent company events.