Student Assistant (m/f/d): Assembly and Finalization
Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft
HiWiGerman needed: fluent
Still open on 1 NovWhat you'll do
- In your role, you will work independently on a research project for process optimization in formation.
- You actively support the conception and construction of data interfaces from sensor measurements to build a closed-loop formation.
- You perform modeling and simulation of battery cells to optimize cell processes.
- Additionally, you participate in the construction and testing of battery cells in lab format.
What you need
- You are enrolled in a technical or scientific degree program, for example mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, physics, or a comparable course of study.
- An independent working style and strong analytical skills characterize you.
- Ideally, you have basic knowledge in the field of lithium-ion batteries and simulation.
- Experience with Matlab, Python, or similar programs for data processing and visualization is an advantage.
- Very good command of both German and English, written and spoken, rounds off your profile.
What you get
· Lighthouse project: Through your support of our employees, you can help enable the industry for an economical and ecological production of battery cells.
- Exciting insights: With us, you gain insights into the diverse topics of the Fraunhofer FFB and have the chance to specialize according to your strengths and interests.
- FFB team spirit: Working together on a large project brings people together. In our work, we support each other, and even after work we spend time together – whether in running groups, cozy after-work get-togethers, or in corona-free times at joint summer festivals and carnival celebrations.
- FFB institute culture: Our flat hierarchies enable short decision-making paths and a high degree of creative freedom. Close supervision offers you help where you need it.
- Theory-practice transfer: We offer you ideal conditions to contribute your knowledge in practice alongside your studies.
- Attractive framework conditions: 24 vacation days, Rose Monday, Christmas Eve, and New Year's Eve as holidays, as well as flexible working hours during your exam periods.