We’re flexible! As a rule of thumb, they last a maximum of six months – and they should be longer than just one or two weeks in order for you to really reap the benefits. Usually, we find that the ideal length is a couple of months – a perfect fit for a semester.
You certainly can if you want to! We find that many greatly enjoy being part of the team – and that they learn more this way; not just about their specific project, but about working at an international enterprise. If you’re expected to spend some or even most of your time at school/university during your internship/trainee programme, we can work around that, too – some come in once a week or even on an ad hoc basis.
Generally speaking, we’re very open to applicants from all fields – and your project can be hands-on or theoretical in scope. The most directly relevant study programmes are those focusing on various aspects of product development and management, mechanics, hardware, software (including cloud software), and so on, but we welcome applicants from a very large field. If you can see yourself at OJ Electronics, it’s very likely that we can, too! We accept undergraduates and graduate students; we’ve seen several examples of undergraduates coming back as part of their graduate course.
Even if you don’t want a full-blown internship/trainee programme, you can still be attached to OJ Electronics when writing major assignments/MSc theses. In such cases, you will have a specific contact assigned to you, ensuring that you always have someone to go with questions – and you have the opportunity to sit at OJ Electronics while working.
If you’re a student at a Danish university etc., there are structures and procedures in place for this – you probably already know about them, and you can always ask your on-site study guidance/counselling department for details. But we’re flexible at OJ Electronics, so if you’re interested in joining us from abroad, talk to us and let’s see what we can figure out.
Student interns do not receive a salary; Danish students will receive their usual study grant while attached to OJ Electronics. If you’re taken on as an actual trainee, you will receive a salary from OJ Electronics. For applicants from Danish universities, etc., there are firm rules in place for this – talk to your study guide/counselling department. Applicants from abroad are welcome to speak to us about the opportunities available to you.
If you work on your own projects while attached to OJ Electronics, the rights to your work remain yours – but of course we’d like your permission to use/present your results, for instance if you’re doing analysis work while here.
If you are attached to one of our projects, all rights belong to OJ Electronics – just as if you were a full-time employee with us.
Absolutely. We’re an international setting and welcome applicants from all over the world, including for student internships and traineeships. Only requirements are that you will need to have prior approved your visa and working permit. Contact us and we’ll see if we can work things out to our mutual satisfaction.