Working Student (f/m/d) Agent-Based GNSS Radio Signal Simulation

Siemens AG · Erlangen · 16 hours a week

WerkstudentGerman needed: fluent

Still open on 3 Nov

You apply on the company's own website.

Key facts

You support the integration of sub-components from several R&D projects into a prototype of an agent-based GNSS radio signal simulation.
You help with ongoing long-term tests and with optimizing the prototype.
You contribute to developing modules and interfaces for an intuitive and user-friendly simulation application.
You take part in automating the connection of the prototype's interfaces to different vehicle projects.
You support building an agent-based operation automation of the prototype.

You study electrical engineering or information technology in an advanced semester and are available for about 16 hours per week.
You have knowledge and experience with global navigation satellite systems, especially GPS or Galileo.
You know software-defined radio and signal data processing well.
Knowledge of programming languages (e.g. C++, Python, Matlab, LabVIEW) in Windows and Linux environments is an advantage.
You also have good German and English skills.

Hybrid work with a large mobile share, set by a works agreement
Attractive pay: you start at about 15 € per hour and get about 19 € from the 7th month.
Contribute to the transport transition and climate protection in a future market
Inclusion and diversity, applications from people with disabilities welcome

You support the integration of sub-components from several R&D projects into a prototype of an agent-based GNSS radio signal simulation.
You help with ongoing long-term tests and with optimizing the prototype.
You contribute to developing modules and interfaces for an intuitive and user-friendly simulation application.
You take part in automating the connection of the prototype's interfaces to different vehicle projects.
You support building an agent-based operation automation of the prototype.

You study electrical engineering or information technology in an advanced semester and are available for about 16 hours per week.
You have knowledge and experience with global navigation satellite systems, especially GPS or Galileo.
You know software-defined radio and signal data processing well.
Knowledge of programming languages (e.g. C++, Python, Matlab, LabVIEW) in Windows and Linux environments is an advantage.
You also have good German and English skills.

Hybrid work with a large mobile share, set by a works agreement
Attractive pay: you start at about 15 € per hour and get about 19 € from the 7th month.
Contribute to the transport transition and climate protection in a future market
Inclusion and diversity, applications from people with disabilities welcome