Unisyst Engineering's new internship program builds a solid foundation for a future career in engineering

2026-03-273 min.

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In the conditions of the dynamically growing industrial sector, practical skills and real experience are the basis for the successful development of young specialists. In regard to this, the internship program of leading production and engineering company Unisyst Engineering offers an amazing opportunity for students and young engineers to enter the world of automation and modern industry much more easily.

Unisyst Engineering is an established Bulgarian company, founded in 1996, in Sofia. The main departments of the company include:

Solutions for industrial automation;
Designing and production of specialized tools, electronics and measuring equipment;
Engineering, implementation and maintenance of products.

"We are trusted by a number of large industrial enterprises in Bulgaria, including energy and gas companies, thanks to the high quality, stability and reliability offered by our products," Unisyst Engineering commented to BalkanEngineer.com.

The internship program at Unisyst Engineering is aimed primarily at:

Students from technical universities specializing in “Automation”, "Electronics", "Electrical Engineering", "Mechatronics", "Computer Systems" and other relevant fields;
Recently graduated engineers without practical experience.
Motivated candidates with an interest in industrial technologies, who want to apply their theoretical knowledge in a real work environment.

During the internship, participants will receive practical knowledge and skills in the following:

Technological process and product development:
Industrial automation;
Measuring technology and calibration;
Production processes.

"Within the program, interns will have the opportunity to actively participate in the design process of electronic and automated systems, work with technical documentation, and gain a comprehensive understanding of the product life cycle," explained Unisyst Engineering.