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Toyota Motor · Belgium, Brussels

Internship Battery Pack Development

Belgium, BrusselsEarly careerResearch & Science

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Job description

Internship Battery Pack Development Job ID 2026-5224 Belgium Brussels (Zaventem) R&D Internships About this job Toyota Motor Europe’s Powertrain Division seeks an engineering student intern to support battery pack design. You’ll create CAD models, develop components, validate designs with stakeholders, and assist benchmarking. Ideal candidates study mechanical or electrical engineering, work independently in multicultural teams, and have strong English and 3D design software skills.

Get to know your team and responsibilities Team/division description As part of TME R&D organization, the Powertrain Division is responsible for local development of powertrains for vehicles built in one of the TME production plants, and for planning and research of new European technologies. Latest focus points include electrification, big data and connectivity. Your project You will be joining the Powertrain Battery Design Department, responsible for the development of battery pack components.

Typically, the battery pack are made of several components (casing, busbars, connectors, etc.) that require several development processes (design, prototyping, testing, manufacturing). Together with 1 experienced team member, you will work on battery pack design process including: Design a battery pack according to vehicle requirement and developing a first model using CAD. Breakdown the assembly in the different components and perform detailed design activity considering part requirements, specifications, assembly and manufacturing constraints.

Perform design validations reviews with different stakeholders. Support for battery pack benchmarking. Who are we looking for? Your profile You are fluent in English (TME’s business language). University student with at least 2 years of study already completed in the area of Mechanical or Electrical engineering (affinity on the subject is an asset) You have a European EEA citizenship (not requiring a visa to work in Belgium).

You must be a student for the entire duration of the internship. Open personality and able to work independently in a multi-cultural business environment.

IT skills

3D DWG software (e.g. Catia or other), Word, Excel, Power-point. Starting date From April Duration 6 months Confidentiality Due to business requirement, not all performed projects can be reflected in the internship report. This issue needs to be discussed with candidate/school in advance. It is mandatory that applicants are students for the entire period of the internship. We can only accept students with an EEA or Swiss citizenship (not requiring a work permit or visa to be eligible to perform an internship in Belgium) Our offer We offer a dynamic multicultural work environment with broad opportunities to learn every day and exciting career pathways that help you explore different disciplines or areas of expertise.

Your benefits Flexible working hours and hybrid working (homeworking, 10 days from abroad); Company restaurant – Warm dishes, salads and desserts daily, including Japanese and traditional Belgian specialties, as well as a vegan/vegetarian option; Sport facilities – Tennis, squash, volleyball, football and softball pitches are available at various Toyota sites; Team building activities and other personnel related events; Programs to support your physical and social well-being.

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