The Role
trinckle is a Berlin-based software company that makes complex design processes for additive manufacturing easier and more accessible. Our design automation software helps companies create and customize 3D-printable parts without relying on extensive CAD expertise.
We’re looking for a motivated working student to support our team in testing design tools, developing 3D-printed samples, and exploring new applications for additive manufacturing. This is an opportunity to gain practical experience with industrial 3D printing, cloud-based design software, and real product development projects.
What you’ll do
Test design tools and document your findings clearly
Support the testing and improvement of trinckle’s cloud-based software applications
Design and produce sample parts for different use cases using an industrial FDM printer
Collaborate with software developers, product managers, designers, and engineers on ongoing projects
Research additive manufacturing applications, technologies, and potential market opportunities
Participate in team meetings and brainstorming sessions, contributing your own ideas and perspectives
Help us improve workflows, products, and services through practical testing and analysis
Your profile
You’re currently enrolled in a relevant degree program, such as computer science, engineering, product or industrial design, or a related field
Ideally, you have at least one year of studies remaining and are interested in working with us over a longer period
You have a solid understanding of 3D modeling and practical experience with CAD software
You’re familiar with additive manufacturing and common 3D printing technologies
You approach technical problems in a structured and practical way
You can work independently, communicate openly, and contribute effectively within a team
You have strong written and spoken English skills; German is a plus
You’re based in Berlin or Brandenburg, or can work regularly from our Berlin office
Why trinckle?
Gain hands-on experience with industrial 3D printing and design automation software
Work on practical projects with experienced professionals from software, product, design, and engineering
Learn how additive manufacturing applications are developed, tested, and brought into industrial workflows
Take ownership of meaningful tasks and contribute your ideas from the start
Benefit from flexible working hours and a hybrid working setup
Join a collaborative, international team based in Berlin
We welcome applications from people of all backgrounds and identities. If the role sounds interesting but you don’t meet every requirement, we still encourage you to apply.
Job Type: Part-time
Work Location: Hybrid remote in 10967 Berlin-Kreuzberg