Internship: Roll-to-Roll Winding Process for Sensor Integration in Fiber-Reinforced Plastics

Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft

InternshipGerman needed: not said

Still open on 1 Nov

You apply on the company's own website.

What you will do

Coupling a roll-to-roll winding device for wires with an existing splice system and subsequently connecting the combined system to another processing step
Analyzing the existing modules
Developing a suitable integration concept and implementing or preparing the coupling from a design, control engineering and process engineering perspective
Coordinating mechanical interfaces
Examining movement and winding sequences
Integrating the splice function and investigating process control with regard to robust further processing
Depending on the design of the work, concept development, design engineering, commissioning support, testing and documentation may be part of the assignment

Studying mechanical engineering, mechatronics, electrical engineering, automation engineering, process engineering, production engineering or a comparable technical discipline
Interest in equipment integration, roll-to-roll processes, wire processing and sensor integration in fiber-reinforced plastic composites
Basic knowledge of design engineering, control engineering and/or process development; specialization may vary depending on the type of work
Independent, structured way of working and willingness to work practically with test and equipment modules
Open and curious personality with an independent and creative approach, quick comprehension and an eye for effective and efficient task completion
Good communication and teamwork skills
Goal-oriented approach and motivation to familiarize yourself with new subject areas

Coupling a roll-to-roll winding device for wires with an existing splice system and subsequently connecting the combined system to another processing step
Analyzing the existing modules
Developing a suitable integration concept and implementing or preparing the coupling from a design, control engineering and process engineering perspective
Coordinating mechanical interfaces
Examining movement and winding sequences
Integrating the splice function and investigating process control with regard to robust further processing
Depending on the design of the work, concept development, design engineering, commissioning support, testing and documentation may be part of the assignment

Studying mechanical engineering, mechatronics, electrical engineering, automation engineering, process engineering, production engineering or a comparable technical discipline
Interest in equipment integration, roll-to-roll processes, wire processing and sensor integration in fiber-reinforced plastic composites
Basic knowledge of design engineering, control engineering and/or process development; specialization may vary depending on the type of work
Independent, structured way of working and willingness to work practically with test and equipment modules
Open and curious personality with an independent and creative approach, quick comprehension and an eye for effective and efficient task completion
Good communication and teamwork skills
Goal-oriented approach and motivation to familiarize yourself with new subject areas