Internship

“On my current project, I am responsible for ensuring the quality of the applications through both manual and automation testing. The project involves working closely with developers to verify that the application functions as expected and as described in the customer requirements. The customer uses the Zephyr Scale tool for test plans and test cycles, Azure DevOps on the other hand is used for development and automation tests. We log and manage bugs in Jira, which we also use for the sprint boards. For automation testing, I develop tests using Playwright with TypeScript. The active collaboration with the development team makes this a very exciting project where I learn a lot at short time period. Regular meetings with the stakeholders during in-office work days or remote ensure the best communication and satisfaction.” — Lotte Rombaut. 

As a Junior Test Engineer, you’ll take on the role of technical or functional tester, meaning that you’ll be supporting our projects on each test cycle, from small unit testing to integration and acceptance testing.

But there’s more: the consultancy element means that you’ll collaborate closely with our customers and colleagues from BeLux and beyond. You’ll learn to understand their needs, get insights on a variety of applications and safeguard the quality of the customized solutions for their business. 

Prepare yourself for an interesting journey, working on exciting projects for a broad range of companies and industries! This has multiple benefits, including a steep learning curve and the opportunity to work with innovative technologies.  

We are accepting applications for September 2025

“As a functional consultant on the Operate team, I’m responsible for the digitization of my clients’ HR processes, ranging from hiring to retirement of staff. On one of my projects, the client wants to configure the sending of automatic e-mails to candidates throughout the selection process. These e-mails contain different pieces of information, such as the date, place, and time of the next interview, a link to the career site, documents that need to be signed by the candidate, etc. Thanks to my work, the HR managers will make fewer mistakes and save lots of time in the future.” — Manon Piron 

Like Manon, you’ll be working as a functional consultant, straddling the business and IT sides of our projects. What does that mean exactly? A project typically goes a bit like this: first, you visit the customer and organize workshops to analyze their way of working. Based on that information, you create blueprints, drawing up processes and suggesting optimizations. Then the IT part comes into play. You’ll be inputting these processes to a software package and translating business requirements into technical specifications for our developers (who will do the coding). After testing whether everything works properly, you’ll train the customer in how to use the new system. 

Prepare yourself for an interesting journey in the diverse world of HR, working on exciting projects for a broad range of companies and industries! 

 Applications for September 2025 are on-hold.

“As a Customer Experience Consultant, my job is very diverse: customizing software based on the needs of the client, aligning with stakeholders on what the specific business needs are, working on training materials to coach the client in using the software the correct way, etc. The type of work really depends on the stage of the project. I’m now working on a project where I’m configuring Microsoft Dynamics to the needs of the client, organizing the data set to make use of other integrations, documenting the configurations in DevOps, etc. Being a functional consultant means that you have to adapt to the needs of the project in order to provide value to the client. This is done by automating and optimizing their processes such as marketing, sales, field and customer service!” — Nicolas Flanagan 

Like Nicolas, you’ll be working as a functional consultant, straddling the business and IT sides of our projects. What does that mean exactly? A project typically goes a bit like this: first, you visit the customer and organize workshops to analyze their way of working. Based on that information, you create blueprints, drawing up processes and suggesting optimizations. Then the IT part comes into play. You’ll be inputting the processes to a software package and translating business requirements into technical specifications for our developers (who will do the coding). After testing whether everything works properly, you’ll train the customer in how to use the new system. 

Prepare yourself for an interesting journey in e-commerce, sales, marketing, field and customer service, working on exciting projects for a broad range of companies and industries! 

We are accepting applications for September 2025

“As an integration consultant, one of my favorite projects was working with a hospital to integrate their HR systems. This was a complex task, as it involved bringing together various systems and processes to improve the hospital’s HR operations. It was my first project, and I didn’t realize how many systems were actually involved. First, you have the employee management software and the payroll provider. However, employees also need to expense things if they buy something for work, so there was another tool for that. The recruitment team sometimes wants to get a candidate take a cognitive test, so there was another tool for that. Not every employee has access to every room or building, so access management needed to be integrated too. There was another tool for that. You get the gist, right? Getting all these systems to work together in a structured and maintainable way was a huge challenge.” — Rob Hofman 

As a Junior Integration Engineer, you’ll take on the role of technical consultant. You’ll be supporting our projects from start to finish, from analysis to implementation and support.This will feel like coming home thanks to your knowledge of IT.  

But there’s more: the consultancy element means that you’ll collaborate closely with our customers in BeNeLux and beyond. You’ll learn to understand their needs and come up with customized technological solutions that work for their business. 

Prepare yourself for an interesting journey, working on exciting projects for a broad range of companies and industries! This has multiple benefits, including a steep learning curve and the opportunity to work with innovative technologies.  

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“The future is not something we enter. The future is something we build.” 

We live in a time where data is no longer just processed in the cloud, it's alive on the factory floor, moving through machines, embedded in sensors, and driving decisions in real time. What used to be static dashboards and delayed insights are now real-time insights, composable systems, and intelligent machines. This is the era where data becomes tangible. Where the impact of technology can be felt, not just measured. 

Edge technology is enabling this transformation, and this is your opportunity to be part of it! 

Edge computing brings intelligence to the shop floor, enabling real-time data analytics, mission-critical applications, and AI-driven optimization exactly where it matters: where products are made, where resources are valuable, and where every second counts. It works hand-in-hand with the Internet of Things (IoT) connecting sensors, machines, and systems to create smarter environments and more responsive operations. It empowers companies to react faster, work smarter, and stay ahead of the curve in a world where speed, agility, and precision make the difference between good and great. 

The operational (OT) and informational (IT) worlds are converging. What used to be clearly layered and separated systems are now becoming interwoven and dynamic. Edge technology is the key enabler, bringing processing power closer to machines and devices, allowing real-time data to flow between operations and IT systems. This seamless interaction unlocks faster responses, smarter automation, and truly connected environments. 

At Edge Technology, we are bridging the digital and physical worlds. You'll work at the nucleus between business, processes, and people resulting in real impact. You’ll turn complex problems into smart, end-to-end solutions which connect the dots between data, AI and people. Learning from industry experts while contributing to cutting-edge innovations that matter.