Working Student Rust Software Engineer (m/f/d) - Uber Connector at MOIA

Hamburg, , Germany -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

28 Jan, 26

Salary

0.0

Posted On

30 Oct, 25

Experience

0 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Rust, Cloud-Native Infrastructure, Distributed Systems, DevOps, Software Fundamentals, APIs, Real-Time Systems, Observability, Test Coverage, Collaboration, Pair Programming, Open-Source Contributions

Industry

Software Development

Description

Join us as a Working Student Rust Software Engineer (m/f/d) in our Uber Connector team and help shape the future of autonomous mobility! We are looking for a Software Engineer (m/f/d) who is eager to build production-ready and cloud-native systems in Rust. Our system integrates our fleet system with Uber’s backend services via APIs. We build an essential part of MOIA's collaboration with the world’s largest mobility app. MOIA’s strategy focuses on autonomous driving and expanding to new cities. Our team contributes by enabling scaling with a strong partner, supporting additional mobility modes, and meeting Uber’s requirements. Our team and system We’re developing and operating Rust in production for real-time decisions. Your work will go live in minutes and have a visible impact. Our software is built on AWS, gRPC, Kubernetes & all code lives on GitHub. Our small team comprises experienced software engineers. We work in a hybrid setup with regular on-site collaboration at our office in Hamburg. What you will do Design and build real-time systems in Rust that connect Uber’s customers with our MOIA vehicles. Extend our systems to support new mobility modes. Write production-grade Rust code. Embrace DevOps: own your code in production with strong observability, test coverage, and frequent deployments. Contribute to Open-Source projects. What will help you to fulfill your role You are currently enrolled in a full-time Bachelor's or Master's program, preferably related to Software Engineering or similar. To support your personal development and for you to take ownership of projects and processes, you should be enrolled for at least one year. Your team player attitude. You actively seek to avoid knowledge of silos. You like to provide and receive feedback, and develop software collaboratively, for example, through pair programming. You have Rust experience or a strong interest in Rust paired with experience in other programming languages. Having hands-on experience with cloud-native infrastructure and distributed systems is a big plus. You’re motivated to grow your skills in a supportive, technically strong team. We’re happy to mentor students who show initiative and curiosity. You know the software fundamentals like unit testing, git, and data structures. We welcome applicants from diverse backgrounds — even if you don’t meet every requirement. If you’re excited about the role and MOIA’s mission, we’d love to hear from you! Join Our Student Community Are you curious, motivated, and eager to learn? So are we! Our student community is made up of around 30 passionate individuals based in Hamburg and Berlin. We come together every quarter to exchange ideas, share exciting projects from our daily work, and simply enjoy each other’s company—whether it’s a deep dive or a relaxed coffee chat. As a student or intern at MOIA, you’ll take on meaningful, high-impact projects that contribute directly to our mission. You’ll collaborate closely with your team, who will support you in setting goals, offer mentorship, and help you grow both professionally and personally. Want to see what it’s like? Check out our blog post for a behind-the-scenes look. Please note: While our general benefits are listed below, we offer a tailored set of benefits for student and internship positions. You can find the specific overview here. We can’t wait to welcome you into our community! Our benefits in a nutshell Competitive salary (including bonus) Hybrid work setup: Work from home or one of our offices - you and your team decide how often to meet, blending flexibility with collaboration! Flexible working hours and the possibility of flexible work arrangements depending on your needs (parenting, care work, volunteering, etc.) Budget and monthly expense allowance for home office setup Possibility of remote work from outside Germany for up to 6 weeks per year from over 35 countries - learn more in our blog! Public transport ticket (fully subsidized "Deutschlandticket") for commuting and travelling throughout Germany and discount on MOIA rides Subsidized fitness club membership or bike leasing Learning environment with continuous learning days, job rotation, trainings and workshops, coaching, conferences, books, and language classes Mental health support, 1:1 sessions with external professionals and mental unload workshops 30 vacation days, sabbatical and unpaid leave option Relocation support with service provider (visa, administration, etc.) Dog-friendly offices For student & internship positions, we have an adjusted set of benefits. You can find them here. Be who you are! We are a member of Charta der Vielfalt and are dedicated to actively fostering a workplace that celebrates and promotes diversity in various aspects such as age, gender identity, race, sexual orientation, physical or cognitive ability, and ethnicity. At MOIA, we embrace a culture where people are accepted, respected, valued, appreciated, and included. In our commitment to promoting diversity and inclusivity, we regularly provide unconscious bias training to all our employees. Furthermore, we continuously strive to enhance our hiring process by ensuring a diverse hiring panel. Our Future Work model Since we love to collaborate, it is clear to us that we don't want to become a fully remote company, but we also don't need to spend every day of the week in the office to do a great job. Our current hybrid work approach focuses on adapting to different needs, including increased flexibility that works best for the teams and the individuals with as much self-determination as possible. Get more insights on how we work on our blog to find out more about our hiring process or follow us on Instagram for a look inside MOIA. Who we are At MOIA we’re reimagining the future of mobility – safe, autonomous and tailored to the needs of cities and their people. As a tech company with more than 400 employees, we build mobility solutions that truly move cities forward. We launched our ridepooling service in Hamburg in 2019 and have been part of the city’s public transport system since 2023. Since launch, we have transported over 12 million passengers. Currently, MOIA is evolving from a mobility provider to a tech provider offering a scalable and safe turnkey solution for autonomous driving. With office locations in Berlin and Hamburg, our diverse and international team comprising more than 60 nationalities works together toward that shared mission. MOIA is more than a technology provider – we are a partner to cities and public transport operators committed to creating more livable spaces and delivering mobility solutions that are reliable, safe and comfortable. Your application to MOIA We value authenticity and personal insights in your application responses. While AI tools can be useful, we encourage you to answer the following questions based on your own experiences and understanding. This helps us keep a human touch and better evaluate your unique perspective and match for the role. To reinforce an unbiased screening process, we kindly ask you not to include your picture, age, address, or any other details unrelated to your qualifications and suitability for the role. Additionally, we anonymize applications during the initial review phase by removing personally identifiable information. This ensures that our evaluation focuses solely on your skills, experience, and potential – supporting a fair and inclusive hiring experience for all candidates.

Responsibilities

Design and build real-time systems in Rust that connect Uber’s customers with MOIA vehicles. Extend systems to support new mobility modes and write production-grade Rust code.