Working Student Competitive Analysis Driver Assistance Systems (f/m/d)

Volkswagen · Wolfsburg

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Still open on 12 Nov

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Key facts

Pay: €18.33 an hour
Language needed: German and English
Subject you study: Vehicle Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Computer Science

## Possible Tasks of This Role
Research and analyze competitor vehicles regarding their driver assistance and automation functions as well as their functional interrelationships
Examine sensors, control units and system architectures of driver assistance regarding structure, equipment and functions
Conduct benchmark analyses on the functional behavior of driver assistance systems in competitor comparison
Document and structure analysis results and technical findings
Digitize and optimize technical work processes as well as test and use Copilot and other LLMs for research, analysis and documentation

## Requirements for Qualification
Students (Bachelor at least 89 Credit Points or Master) in the fields of Vehicle Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Computer Science or comparable courses of study
Good to very good academic performance
Basic knowledge of driver assistance systems, vehicle sensors (camera, radar, lidar) and automated driving
First practical experience with Large Language Models (e.g. Copilot or comparable LLMs), ideally knowledge in prompting and use for research and analysis
Interest in driver assistance systems, automated driving and Artificial Intelligence
Proficient use of Microsoft Office, especially Excel and PowerPoint
Valid European driving license class B
German language level C1 and/or English language level B2
Structured, analytical and independent way of working as well as initiative and willingness to learn

## Possible Tasks of This Role
Research and analyze competitor vehicles regarding their driver assistance and automation functions as well as their functional interrelationships
Examine sensors, control units and system architectures of driver assistance regarding structure, equipment and functions
Conduct benchmark analyses on the functional behavior of driver assistance systems in competitor comparison
Document and structure analysis results and technical findings
Digitize and optimize technical work processes as well as test and use Copilot and other LLMs for research, analysis and documentation

## Requirements for Qualification
Students (Bachelor at least 89 Credit Points or Master) in the fields of Vehicle Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Computer Science or comparable courses of study
Good to very good academic performance
Basic knowledge of driver assistance systems, vehicle sensors (camera, radar, lidar) and automated driving
First practical experience with Large Language Models (e.g. Copilot or comparable LLMs), ideally knowledge in prompting and use for research and analysis
Interest in driver assistance systems, automated driving and Artificial Intelligence
Proficient use of Microsoft Office, especially Excel and PowerPoint
Valid European driving license class B
German language level C1 and/or English language level B2
Structured, analytical and independent way of working as well as initiative and willingness to learn