Master’s Thesis: Experimental Investigation of Material Effects in PEM Water Electrolysis
Siemens Energy · Erlangen
ThesisGerman needed: none
Still open on 3 NovKey facts
- Where you work
- At the company
- Language needed
- German and English
- Subject you study
- Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, Materials Science, Process Engineering, Energy Technology
What you'll do
- Investigation of the effects of impurities such as Titanium, Cerium, Iron, and Copper on the performance and stability of PEM electrolyzer cells
- Analysis and interpretation of experimental data, correlating observations with physical and chemical degradation mechanisms
- Documentation and synthesis of research findings to support ongoing method development projects within the Electrochemistry team
- Contribution to the advancement of knowledge in electrochemistry and hydrogen technologies through experimental work
- Collaboration with team members to enhance the understanding of material interactions in PEM water electrolysis
- Driving innovation in sustainable hydrogen production by providing valuable insights from research
What you need
- Enrollment in a Master’s degree program in Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, Material Sciences, Process Engineering, Energy Technology, or a related field
- Possession of prior theoretical knowledge or practical experience in electrochemistry, hydrogen technologies, or material characterization
- Strong motivation for hands-on laboratory work and scientific data analysis
- Familiarity with electrochemical characterization methods, such as impedance spectroscopy and cyclic voltammetry
- Demonstration of strong research and analytical skills, with the ability to design experiments and validate methodologies
- Proficiency in German and/or English for effective technical communication
What you get
- Exciting insights into an international company
- Lay the foundation for your career with us