Full-Stack Cloud Developer Intern

Are you studying for a B.Sc. or M.Sc. in Software Engineering or Computer Science, and do you want real experience building a cloud/SaaS product used by customers around the world? Join our R&D team and ship features from the database all the way to the UI.

Unicontrol has made 3D machine control for excavators, wheel loaders and dozers accessible to many more contractors. We care a lot about usability, and our cloud platform connects customers' machines and projects.

• Build features across the whole stack: React UI, Python API and the database
• Work on our pluggable Flask backend, built around a small core
• Write tests and help us check that features work both in isolation and as complete solutions
• Talk with customers to make sure what we build is easy to use and solves their problems

• Frontend: React, TypeScript, MUI, TanStack Query, Vite, Vitest, ESLint, Prettier
• Backend: Python, Flask, SQLAlchemy
• Data: MariaDB, PostgreSQL, Redis, IoT telemetry via ThingsBoard
• Infrastructure: Docker, Kubernetes (AWS EKS), Bitbucket Pipelines, Grafana

• You study SW engineering, Computer Science or similar background and can start in February 2027
• You have experience with React, Python and/or REST APIs
• You know the basics of database design
• You care about building interfaces that are very easy to use
• Experience with Docker, Kubernetes or AWS is a plus but not required

• A varied internship where you work on production code, not toy projects
• 25 colleagues in Product Development who will get you up to speed quickly
• The chance to become a core member of a growing company at an exciting time
• A great team spirit, a lunch buffet and social events
• Technical challenges that solve real problems for real users
• Offices designed for collaboration and creativity
• Compensation

Unicontrol combines high-precision sensors on earthmoving machines with advanced software, and makes that technology as easy to use as possible. We have 70 employees, operate in 27 countries through partners, and are part of Odense Robotics, the national cluster for robotics, drone and automation companies.