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You'll operate at the crossroads of engineering, commerce, and operations. This role provides first-hand experience inside a fast-growing technical e-commerce business. Tasks are broad and adaptable to your strengths and interests. You could be involved in:

- Supporting the daily operations of our webshop and warehouse 
- Developing test setups for durability testing 
- Assisting customers with technical questions
- Contributing to content marketing and launching new products 
- Helping with CE certification processes 
- Working on data or IT-related projects
- Optimizing or automating advertising campaigns

Together, we’ll shape your responsibilities to match your skills and development goals. You’ll gain deep insight into the workings of a scale-up active in B2B industrial e-commerce.

- You are an engineering student (BSc or MSc)
- Available during office hours for a minimum of 8 hours per week (More hours are possible depending on your availability)
- Planning to stay in the role for at least 1 year (due to the training involved)

- A mission-driven company with a small, international team 
- Diverse growth opportunities, based on your strengths and interests 
- A competitive salary and benefits package 
- A central, vibrant office at Strijp-S, easily accessible by bike, car, or public transport

Ready to join the team? 
Send us an email to careers@tameson.com or apply directly via careers.tameson.com

 

For the Electromagnetics II course (2025-2026, Q2) we are looking for tutors for the student-led tutorials. (If you have experienced them yourselves, you can skip to the next part 😊) During these student-led tutorials, students are asked to prepare a set of exercises. On Canvas, students are asked to tick the exercises which they have prepared, or at least made a serious attempt on. During the SLT, students are then randomly selected to present their work. 

Your task as TA is to be a moderator as it is a STUDENT-led tutorial. The students should be in charge and by discussions amongst the students, they should eventually all understand all exercises. You are there to guide and motivate the students in the right direction. It should therefore be important that you have also prepared the SLT’s. These SLT’s will take place every week on Tuesday morning. 

As an EMII TA, you’ll be responsible for leading the practice hours for a small group of approximately 20-25 students. 

The main tasks involve: 

-        Follow a preliminary training about the novel approach that is to be implemented. This training is planned for Q1 and/or Q2. 

-        Prepare and study a set of exercises that the students need to solve each week. For this purpose, an 1-hour preparation session will be planned every week to discuss the exercises with a PhD-TA. Additional preparation can be done at your own convenience. 

-        Lead the practice hours according to the novel methodology. This task will take two (academic) hours per week in Q2. 

The TA will be hired for a total of 42 hours, consisting of 2 weekly hours of SLT and 3 hours of preparation including some additional hours for a training and workshop before the start of the course. 

So, if you feel EMII should become more spot-on, or if you feel you’d like to help others go through this subject and enjoy it, or you would like to contribute to the ever-increasing quality of education at our faculty, please send contact information and/or questions to: 

k.a.p.v.hastenberg@tue.nl      

 

As a student advisor, you are representing students of both Electrical Engineering and Automotive Technology within the department at the department board level to maintain and improve the quality of the department. 

As a student advisor, you join a whole range of meetings within the department. You’ll have a weekly meeting with the department board, and about once a month a meeting with the Program Committee EE, the Department Council and the Management Platform. Besides this, you are in close contact with the StudentBody of Electrical Engineering to keep a close view on how courses are being experienced by students and to ensure this feedback is taken into account within the department. 

The amount of hours these tasks take deviate between 3 and 8 hours per week. But, on average, you will spend around 5 hours week on the following main responsibilities: 

If you are interested, send an email to studentbody@tue.nl before Sunday June 8th. If you want more information regarding the job, please feel free to ask us or contact the current student advisor through studentlid.e@tue.nl !
 
Kind regards, 

StudentBody of Electrical Engineering