Student Cybersecurity

Movu Robotics

Innovation, ambitious growth, technology, state-of-the-art robots – that’s Movu Robotics in a nutshell. Due to the in-house design and manufacturing process of our systems, an exciting, hands-on work environment with plenty of challenges and advancement opportunities is guaranteed. Will you help shape the future of intralogistics?

About the role

We are looking for a motivated student to support the deployment and migration of our remote access platform. You will join the Network & Security team to ensure a smooth transition for users and help us maintain a secure and efficient working environment.

Key Responsibilities

• Assist with the setup, configuration, and testing of the remote access platform
• Support the migration of users from legacy systems to the new environment
• Document processes, technical steps, and user guides where needed
• Provide first-line support to colleagues during the migration period
• Collaborate with the team to troubleshoot and resolve issues
• On site presence in Lokeren

Requirements

• Currently enrolled in an IT, Computer Science, or related technical program
• Basic knowledge of networking, remote access technologies, and IT infrastructure
• Strong problem-solving skills and eagerness to learn
• Ability to work independently with attention to detail
• Availability of at least 8 hours per week, starting immediately

What do we offer you?

• A place in an enthusiastic, young organisation with the necessary ambitions
• The necessary freedom and opportunity to take initiative. 
• An intensive training by experienced people.
• An attractive salary with meal vouchers in an international environment 

Unsolicited representations by third parties (recruitment agencies, headhunters, ...) of CVs via mail and/or telephone for our vacancies are considered as direct applications where no compensation is provided to the third party. Any T&Cs from these third parties will not be accepted unless upon signature of the T&Cs by a person in charge of HR. Candidates remain registered in the system for 12 months and cannot be proposed again during this period.