Digital Technology Student Workers - Software Engineering

Job Description This autumn semester , we are excited to welcome  four  new student workers to join our teams in Billund. These roles span across front-end and full-stack software engineering, offering great opportunities to learn, grow, and make an impact.   Student Worker, Brick L ink Technology (role 1)   As our Student Worker – Frontend Development, you'll build real frontend features on BrickLink.com alongside engineers who are rebuilding the platform on a modern stack. You'll join a product team with engineering, product, and design partners, and your work will reach a live global audience. You'll experience both a long-running production system and a greenfield modern architecture while contributing to member-facing experiences across home pages, accounts, sessions, and community touchpoints within the LEGO® ecosystem.   Required Qualifications   JavaScript or TypeScript fundamentals   Experience with/exposure to React (or a comparable component framework)   Experience with/exposure to HTML and CSS - semantic markup, responsive layout   Preferred Qualifications   Experience with/exposure to Next.js or a modern SSR framework   Basic experience with backend/APIs or testing   What you'll build   Frontend features that improve the experience for BrickLink members.   Pages aligned with LEGO design and component systems.   Solutions that help legacy and modern platforms work together during replatforming .   Experiences that meet quality, performance, and accessibility expectations at scale.   Visible improvements that reach members while helping the team modernise the platform.   Student Worker, Brick Technology (role 2)   As our Student Worker - Frontend Engineer, you'll work in the Digital Element Design area, helping migrate web applications to the LEGO® design system. You'll refactor and replace user interface components, apply design tokens and styles, and help ensure the applications remain responsive and accessible. Working in a TypeScript and React monorepo , you'll contribute to modernising the design ecosystem one component at a time while collaborating closely with designers and engineers.   Required Qualifications   Studying Computer Science, Software Engineering, or a related field   Exposure to or experience with React, TypeScript, and CSS through university, personal, or other projects   Fluent English   Preferred Qualifications   Applied basic unit testing practices and validated changes using existing test suites   Explored web accessibility and responsive design principles through projects or coursework   What you'll build   Migrate web applications to the LEGO design system   Refactor and replace existing user interface components   Apply design tokens and styling standards across applications   Help ensure a responsive and accessible user experience   Contribute to the modernisation of a shared frontend ecosystem used across the team   Student Worker, Cybersecurity Platforms (role 3)   As our Student Worker, Software Engineer, Cybersecurity, you'll work across a wide range of cybersecurity platforms, applications, and engineering challenges. You'll help implement software features, build infrastructure through code, and support large-scale security logging solutions. Some of the tools and platforms you'll work with are bought and maintained , while others are built from scratch by the team. You won't be expected to know everything from day one. Instead, you'll learn alongside experienced engineers while contributing to meaningful work from week one.   Required Qualifications   Currently pursuing studies in computer science or a related field   Exposure to software development through university projects, hobby projects, internships, or similar practical experience   Fluent English   Preferred Qualifications   Experience with C# or Next.js   What you'll build   Implement new features across cybersecurity platforms and applications   Help build and maintain infrastructure through code   Support the operation of large security logging solutions   Contribute to both internally developed and vendor-supported security technologies   Learn new technologies and engineering approaches while supporting the team   Student Worker, Manufacturing Technology (role 4)   As our Student Worker, you'll join the Warehousing and Site Logistics product team within Manufacturing Technology. You'll help build and support software solutions used in warehouses, logistics operations, and material handling across manufacturing sites. You'll contribute as a regular member of the team while learning both technical and business-domain topics. The role offers the chance to work on systems with real operational impact, where reliable software helps keep production moving every day.   Required Qualifications   Exposure to or experience working with Typescript, React, and Go   Fluent English   Studying computer science, software engineering, or related subject   Preferred Qualifications   Exposure to or experience with Python   What you'll build   Support software solutions used in warehousing, logistics , and material-handling operations   Contribute to development activities that support factories and warehouses globally   Work alongside experienced engineers on technology decisions and software delivery   Help improve systems that support continuous movement of products through the supply chain   Contribute to initiatives connected to factory expansion and new-site implementation projects   We're looking for students who   Are currently enrolled in Denmark in a Bachelor’s, Master’s, or Erhvervsakademi (professional academy) program in fields related to data.   Preferably graduating summer 2028 or beyond, having at least 1.5-2 years left of studies   Are curious and willing to learn, with a positive, team-player attitude .   Can be