Bachelor's Thesis: Stress Analysis of USP Laser Structuring in Sapphire

You will undergo structured training on the topic of 'Processing transparent materials with USP laser radiation'. In addition, you will plan and independently conduct experiments on the SLE laser processing system. When using a microscope, you will measure stress distributions using the polarization contrast method. For evaluation, you will apply structured analytical methods and create clear presentations of your results. The fabrication of a sapphire demonstrator is also part of your responsibilities.

You are studying mechanical engineering, physics, or a related field. You are interested in experimental laser technology, and eager to contribute to exciting and cutting-edge research as part of a dedicated team. You are motivated to familiarize yourself with a challenging subject area and to independently develop solutions to potential problems. In addition, you work independently and conscientiously.

Team spirit: Creative, interdisciplinary environment with a motivated team, flat hierarchies, and an informal culture. Workplace: Excellent range of machines and equipment, as well as first-class office facilities. Involvement: Practice-oriented thesis in an innovative applied research environment. Work-life balance: Benefit from flexible working hours based on trust. Getting there: Good transport connections, parking spaces directly in front of the institute, an e-charging station, and a parking garage.