Value Stream Planner Intern
Neura Robotics
Value Stream Planner Intern
Neura Robotics
Cognitive robots with perception, manipulation, collaboration
In our production site in Riederich, individual parts become state-of-the-art robotic systems, from assembly all the way to commissioning. Right now, we are building up the NEURA Production System and preparing the step into series production, and we need every helping hand that thinks along and gets stuck in. As a working student, you support our Value Stream team in setting up and developing processes, workflows and documentation in production. You work closely with Production, Quality, Engineering and Logistics, and you get to experience the build-up of a new production first-hand.
Supporting the introduction of our MES, e.g. with data preparation and testing
Creating and maintaining work instructions in coordination with Production and Quality
Helping to design and improve assembly and testing processes
Contributing to value stream analyses and identifying and implementing improvements
Maintaining production documentation, e.g. bills of materials and FMEA
Preparing analyses of production KPIs
Current studies, ideally at master's level, in industrial engineering, production engineering, mechanical engineering, mechatronics or a comparable field
Availability for a period of 3 to 6 months
First hands-on experience in production or process planning is a plus, e.g. through an internship or a working student position
Basic knowledge of lean methods, ideally first contact with an MES
Confident use of MS Office, especially Excel
Structured and independent way of working and enjoyment of working on the shop floor
Fluent German and very good English skills
Cognitive robots with perception, manipulation, collaboration
Neura Robotics builds cognitive robots for industrial and service settings, combining perception, manipulation, and human collaboration. It develops both the hardware and the software stack for Physical AI, creating robot platforms like MAiRA, MAV, LARA and MiPA along with training infrastructure. The system works by integrating sensing, decision-making, and manipulation capabilities on a hardware-software stack that can be deployed in large-scale production, with the company planning robots fleets and NEURA Gyms for ongoing training and improvement. What sets Neura Robotics apart is its end-to-end approach to Physical AI, including a focus on mass production, an established global deployment plan, and a broad ecosystem of strategic backers and partners that support scaling and international expansion. The goal is to enable worldwide deployment of its robot platforms and associated training infrastructure, turning physical AI into widely available industrial and service automation.
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