Delft Student Assistant - Steel Bridges (English)

Why this job is perfect for a student in Delft
Are you studying at TU Delft or living along the canal-side streets near Beestenmarkt or Delftse Hout? If you love the city’s engineering-and-tech vibe and want a part-time position that connects your academic skills to real-world infrastructure, this role at TNO in Delft could be ideal. It’s a hands-on opportunity that fits student life—juggling lectures, study groups and the occasional chill afternoon at a terrace by the canals.

The role
As a Student Assistant focused on the Material Properties of Steel Bridges you will work with researchers to assess and digitise bridge material certificates. Typical activities include:

• Reviewing physical and scanned certificates that report material properties (for example yield strength and tensile strength)
• Extracting and validating data from certificates and entering it into digital databases or spreadsheets
• Flagging unclear or inconsistent entries for researcher review
• Helping to improve the digitisation workflow and quality checks under researcher supervision
• Occasional team meetings to discuss data quality and next steps

Work is supervised by experienced researchers, and you’ll receive guidance to make sure your assessments meet TNO quality standards. This role suits HBO or WO students who are detail-oriented and comfortable with technical documents.

International-friendly & language
This position is English-friendly and suitable for international students. If you’re looking for student jobs in Delft for english speakers or jobs in Delft for international students, this role is explicitly open to those who operate in English. Clear written communication and basic technical literacy in English are sufficient.

Practicalities
Hours: Up to ~20 hours per week (by agreement).
Flexibility: Schedules are flexible to fit lectures and exam periods.
Salary: Not specified; please check the application form or contact TNO for details.
Location: Based at TNO in Delft — convenient if you’re living near TU Delft, Beestenmarkt or sites like Delftse Hout.

Why apply?
This is a great way to gain experience with infrastructure data, improve your attention to technical detail, and add a reputable organisation like TNO to your CV. It’s also a practical part-time option for students who want meaningful work without sacrificing study time.

How to apply
Interested? Apply via the form below. Make sure to mention your programme of study, your weekly availability, and any relevant experience with technical documents or data entry. Good luck — we look forward to your application!