Choose one of these assignments
1. Visual communication and equipment-status design
Do you enjoy designing visual communication that helps people understand systems quickly and clearly? You will work on the visual and physical elements that allow users to read equipment status at a glance. Your focus will include improving stack lights and indicators, standardizing ISC LED communication, and contributing to a clearer, more consistent, and recognizable interface design.
2. Sustainable software-quality practices and developer adoption
How do you help a development team genuinely embrace quality practices without top-down mandates or disruptive change programs? You will investigate the human and organizational side of quality improvement. Your focus will include how testing practices, developer ownership of quality, and gradual process change can be introduced in ways that teams genuinely adopt. Your findings and recommendations will complement the technical automated-testing work within the ISC team.
What you’ll do:
- Turn a broad improvement opportunity into a clear project plan, research approach, and achievable deliverables.
- Investigate user needs, communication standards, team behaviors, or development practices to identify realistic improvements.
- Gather input from technical and business stakeholders so your proposed solution reflects real needs and constraints.
- Create and evaluate a design proposal, communication standard, adoption approach, or set of practical recommendations.
- Present clear findings and next steps that the ISC team can apply after your internship.
What you bring:
- You are pursuing a bachelor’s or master’s degree in a relevant field such as IT, software engineering, industrial or interaction design, human-technology interaction, change management, business technology, automation, or engineering.
- You are interested in industrial technology and motivated to improve how systems communicate or how teams approach software quality.
- You can conduct structured research, work independently, and ask for guidance when needed.
- You communicate clearly in English and are comfortable collaborating with both technical and business stakeholders.
- You are available for an internship or graduation project of approximately six months and can work from the office two to three days per week.
Nice-to-haves
- Interest or experience in visual communication, industrial interfaces, LED indicators, user research, software quality, or development processes.
- Curiosity about stakeholder behavior, developer ownership, change adoption, and continuous improvement.
- The ability to translate research findings into clear, practical, and user-focused recommendations.
If you don’t meet every requirement but are excited about the role, we still encourage you to apply.
Practical details
- Duration: Approximately six months.
- Location: Hoofddorp, with an expected office presence of two to three days per week.
- Internship type: Regular internship, graduation project, thesis assignment, or project internship, depending on your study program.
- Allowance: €500 gross per month for bachelor’s students and €750 gross per month for master’s students. These amounts are based on 40 hours per week.
- Travel: Travel reimbursement may be available for interns based in the Netherlands who do not have a student travel pass, subject to the current internship policy.
Why Intralox?
- Work on a meaningful assignment that addresses a genuine need within an international team.
- Gain exposure to industrial automation, software development, ISC equipment, and global stakeholders.
- Receive guidance while having space to investigate, experiment, and take ownership.
- Join a supportive environment that values ideas, collaboration, innovation, and continuous improvement.
Building great things together
Intralox is a global leader in innovative conveyance solutions, with more than 3,000 employees across 20+ countries. For over 50 years, we’ve helped customers grow by solving complex challenges with smart, reliable solutions.
At our core is a simple principle: do the right thing. We’ve built a culture grounded in honesty, fairness, and respect, where every idea is valued, and great thinking can come from anywhere. Self-managed, curious individuals thrive here.
Interested? Tell us which of the two assignments appeals to you most and why. Please also include your study program, internship period, school requirements, and availability.
Note: To be considered for this internship, you must be enrolled in a bachelor's or master's program and reside in the Netherlands during the internship period.
