Internship in R&D Microapplication: Fundamental Development Beam Shaping (SS27)

TRUMPF GmbH + Co. KG · Schramberg

InternshipGerman needed: not said

Still open on 12 Nov

You apply on the company's own website.

Key facts

Pay: Good pay
Duration: 6 months; 6-month internship
Where you work: Company and home
Subject you study: Electrical Engineering, Physics, Computer Science, Optics, Photonics

In our laser laboratory, you take over the design and realization of novel free-beam setups for modern ultrashort pulse lasers
In doing so, you specifically investigate the technology limits of the optical systems used and thus gain valuable insights for their further development
With Python and/or C#, you develop wave-optical simulations that serve as a basis for evaluating new optical concepts
Likewise, you use these programming languages for experiment control and evaluation of experimental data
By conducting experiments on laser material processing, you gain practical insights into the application of future optical systems

Your studies in electrical engineering, physics, computer science, optics, photonics, or a comparable technical or scientific field form the basis for this activity, alternatively you have a comparable qualification
You already have first practical experience and theoretical knowledge in the areas of laser, optics, and mathematics
With programming skills in Python, C#, or Matlab, you confidently address technical questions
A structured and independent working style as well as a high degree of conscientiousness characterize you
In team collaboration, you convince through initiative and a pronounced commitment to demanding tasks

In our laser laboratory, you take over the design and realization of novel free-beam setups for modern ultrashort pulse lasers
In doing so, you specifically investigate the technology limits of the optical systems used and thus gain valuable insights for their further development
With Python and/or C#, you develop wave-optical simulations that serve as a basis for evaluating new optical concepts
Likewise, you use these programming languages for experiment control and evaluation of experimental data
By conducting experiments on laser material processing, you gain practical insights into the application of future optical systems

Your studies in electrical engineering, physics, computer science, optics, photonics, or a comparable technical or scientific field form the basis for this activity, alternatively you have a comparable qualification
You already have first practical experience and theoretical knowledge in the areas of laser, optics, and mathematics
With programming skills in Python, C#, or Matlab, you confidently address technical questions
A structured and independent working style as well as a high degree of conscientiousness characterize you
In team collaboration, you convince through initiative and a pronounced commitment to demanding tasks