142 Student English-speaking jobs in Amsterdam

  • Sofitel Legend The Grand Amsterdam
  • Amsterdam
  • October 8
  • student
  • hospitality
LogoPassionate culinary students can join Sofitel Legend The Grand Amsterdam as a Pastry Intern. This role involves hands-on experience assisting in crafting pastries for various services under skilled chefs. A minimum 5-month commitment is required.
  • The Hoxton
  • Amsterdam
  • October 7
  • student
  • no experience
  • hospitality
LogoFront Office Intern role involves being the first point of contact for guests, managing arrivals and departures, handling guest requests, and assisting the Front Office Manager. Passion for hospitality and a helpful attitude are key.
  • The Kraft Heinz Company
  • Amsterdam
  • October 5
  • student
Support Supply Chain and Logistics projects to improve inventory availability and operational reporting. Responsibilities include process improvements, automating reporting, and supporting inventory replenishment. Requires current enrollment in a relevant Bachelor's or Master's program.
  • Sofitel Legend The Grand Amsterdam
  • Amsterdam
  • October 5
  • student
  • hospitality
LogoGain operational and management insight in a luxury hotel Front Office internship. Perform Front Desk tasks, use Opera PMS, and contribute to quality initiatives and departmental projects.
  • MUFG
  • Amsterdam
  • October 3
  • student
LogoGain hands-on experience in international corporate banking supporting Japanese multinational clients across EMEA. Intern duties include credit analysis, research, and client support. Final year students fluent in English are sought.
  • Databricks
  • Amsterdam
  • October 3
  • student
LogoAssociate Product Manager role for 2027 graduates. Work with a team to build features for the Databricks platform, managing projects end-to-end. Requires a CS/engineering degree and experience with SQL/Python.
  • Databricks
  • Amsterdam
  • October 3
  • student
LogoSoftware Engineering Intern to build features for the Databricks platform. Candidates should graduate between fall 2027 and summer 2028 with a degree in CS or Engineering, and possess skills in Python, Java, or C++ with knowledge of algorithms and OOP.
  • AMOLF
  • Amsterdam
  • September 30
  • student
LogoMaster's thesis project studying pressure-dependent band-bowing in tin-lead perovskites. You will synthesize perovskites, characterize structure via X-ray diffraction, and measure band-gap changes under pressure.
  • AMOLF
  • Amsterdam
  • September 30
  • student
LogoMaster's thesis project investigating optomechanical state transfer via radiation pressure feedback. The research will coherently map optical signals onto mechanical motion using ultrasensitive optical measurements.
  • AMOLF
  • Amsterdam
  • September 30
  • student
LogoMaster's thesis project on designing and fabricating nanoscale phononic crystals to support topological edge states for hypersonic phonon waveguides. Focus involves characterizing these structures through optical experiments.
  • AMOLF
  • Amsterdam
  • September 30
  • student
LogoMaster's thesis project on fabricating and characterizing mixed-halide perovskite nano-resonators. Focus includes patterning, measuring optical responses, and evaluating suitability for neuromorphic computing and optical memory.
  • AMOLF
  • Amsterdam
  • September 30
  • student
LogoDevelop and test optimization strategies using genetic algorithms or Bayesian optimization to find synthesis conditions for novel perovskite compositions. The project involves closed-loop systems and material characterization.
  • AMOLF
  • Amsterdam
  • September 30
  • student
LogoMaster's thesis project studying and engineering the interface between gold nanorods and a TiO₂ shell. Research involves measuring charge transfer efficiency using scattering and photoluminescence.
  • AMOLF
  • Amsterdam
  • September 30
  • student
LogoInvestigate how coating Gold Nanoparticles with a protective shell can improve their thermal stability using single-particle spectroscopy. This Master's thesis project involves studying plasmonic properties.
  • AMOLF
  • Amsterdam
  • September 30
  • student
LogoMaster's thesis project exploring probabilistic computing using nonlinear optical resonators. Investigate the experimental implementation and performance metrics of optical p-bits. Requires enrollment in physics, chemistry, or materials science.
  • AMOLF
  • Amsterdam
  • September 30
  • student
LogoMaster's thesis project exploring Intensity-Modulated Photoluminescence Spectroscopy (IMPLS) to study perovskite solar cells. The work aims to use temperature-dependent IMPLS to analyze dynamic processes affecting material stability.
  • AMOLF
  • Amsterdam
  • September 30
  • student
LogoMaster's thesis project investigating autonomous thin-film synthesis. You will operate the synthesis platform, applying machine learning and fluid dynamics to dynamically mix precursor solutions for accelerated materials discovery.
  • AMOLF
  • Amsterdam
  • September 30
  • student
LogoMaster's thesis project involving coupling remote nanomechanical resonators via light waves. Tasks include simulating designs, fabricating nanodevices, and studying optomechanical behavior. Requires enrollment in a relevant Master's program.
  • AMOLF
  • Amsterdam
  • September 30
  • student
LogoMaster's thesis project involves building self-powered perovskite detectors for in-sensor computing. Tasks include fabricating nanostructured electrode networks, depositing perovskite layers, and characterizing small device arrays.
  • AMOLF
  • Amsterdam
  • September 30
  • student
LogoMaster's thesis project studying LED/laser annealing of perovskites for roll-to-roll processing. Research involves controlling crystallization dynamics using microscopy and slot-die coating. Requires enrollment in a relevant Master's program.
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