Students
Exciting choices
When you take the first steps on your career path, let Qimonda act as your compass – guiding you through a world of opportunities. We can help you plan your future with certainty and confidence. A range of undergraduate services enables you to network with experts, stay in tune with the latest developments and gain first-hand, on-the-job insights into the inner workings of the semiconductor industry.
We offer a number of student employment opportunities:
| Internships and temporary student employment giving you hands-on, invaluable work experience in one or more departments within the company. |
| Thesis program providing you with knowledge and resources to help you complete your work |
Qimonda's Academic Partnership Program
If you are a highly qualified student with an excellent personal profile and high development potential, you could be eligible for our Qimonda's Academic Partnership Program (QAPP). We offer access to our global student network as well as expert seminars, mentor support, various sponsored incentives and preferential treatment given when applying for employment opportunities.
For more information about Qimondas Academic Partnership Program please click
here.
Interview:
Angelika Janning joined the company in April 2005. Since October 2005, she has also been studying
electrical engineering at the Technical University of Munich.
Q: What exactly do you do at Qimonda?
A: Under the tutelage of a manager, I’m involved in measurement setups for our new
wind-tunnel lab to improve the thermal characteristics of memory modules.
Q: What attracted you to the Qimonda undergraduate program?
A: Working at Qimonda is the perfect counterbalance for abstract and theoretical tutoring at
university. Hands-on experience also really motivates me in my studies. My colleagues trust in my
abilities, giving me the freedom to work in interesting, strategic projects and develop my own
ideas. It’s the ideal combination.
Q-Facts:
It’s very enriching to work with a global company that actively encourages cultural exchange. It’s
also very reassuring to feel your employer is really behind you – encouraging personal development
through job-specific and general training.”
Ang Chin Ping
Senior System Analyst
