As a Working Student in Computational Design, you will join the Computational Design Team (CDT), led by Lila Rossi, our Lead for Digital Technologies. The CDT develops computational design workflows, automation tools, and digital processes that support project teams across ATP.

You will collaborate with architects, engineers, and computational designers, contributing to real projects while gaining hands-on experience in computational design and helping shape the tools and workflows that support how we design and deliver projects.

Your Impact at ATP...

• You design, develop, and implement computational workflows in real-world project environments.
• You collaborate closely with interdisciplinary teams across architecture, engineering, and specialist disciplines, including electrical and structural engineering.
• You contribute to the development and continuous improvement of internal tools, standards, and reusable components.
• You translate project-specific challenges into scalable, robust, and reusable computational solutions.
• You gradually grow into a knowledge-sharing role within the Computational Design Team, actively sharing expertise and best practices.

Qualifications

What You Bring...

• You hold a Bachelor's degree (or equivalent) in Architecture, Civil Engineering, Structural Engineering, or a related field and are currently enrolled in a Master's program.
• You have a strong interest in digital design technologies and computational design, with experience in BIM workflows.
• You are proficient in Rhino and Grasshopper through coursework, personal projects, or professional experience and familiar with Revit-based environments.
• You document your work clearly and contribute to building and sharing best practices within the team.
• Experience with advanced computational design workflows and tools such as Rhino.Inside.Revit, Dynamo, and scripting languages (Python or C#) would be an advantage.
• German language skills at B1 level or higher (written and spoken) would be a plus.

Additional Information

What we offer...

• A position within a growing Computational Design Team with direct involvement in real projects across ATP
• Supportive environment focused on learning, quality, and long‑term impact
• Various inhouse and external training opportunities through the ATP Academy
• Flexible working hours & flex-office options
• Customizable benefits such as job ticket, company bike, meal subsidies, and more
• An attractive gross annual salary starting at EUR 35,000 (full-time), with willingness to overpay depending on experience and qualifications