München: Internship / Working Student Flying Fuel Cell Control System Engineering (all genders)

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Internship / Working Student Flying Fuel Cell Control System Engineering (all genders)

in Munich

Code – P WS MUC AEGA

Stricter emission requirements pose major challenges for the aviation industry. To achieve a reduction in climate-damaging exhaust gases, engine manufacturers are particularly called upon to develop revolutionary propulsion concepts. A promising approach is the use of electric aircraft propulsion systems powered by fuel cell technology. At the center of these systems is the control system, which coordinates the operating states of the fuel cell stack and its associated subsystems. The stack itself provides electrical energy, while subsystems such as air, hydrogen, and cooling systems ensure the supply of reactants and the removal of heat and water. The control system plays a crucial role in monitoring and managing the interactions between these subsystems to ensure efficient, safe and reliable operation.

Internship / Working Student Flying Fuel Cell Control System Engineering (all genders)

• Munich
• Fixed-Term
• Full-time, Part-time

YOUR PROFILE

• Ongoing studies in Mechanical Engineering, Aerospace Engineering or a related field, preferably with a focus on control systems engineering
• Experience with MATLAB Simulink and MATLAB Stateflow
• Familiarity with system simulation tools (e.g. Simscape, Modelica) and basic Linux skills are a plus
• Experience in fuel cell technology and basic knowlede of control engineering is an advantage
• Comfortable using English in a work environment
• Strong analytical, organizational skills and team-oriented mindset

YOUR TASKS

• Support in quality assurance of the controller (Unit Tests, Assembly Tests,..)
• Support in controller design in Simulink
• Prepare verifications of individual controller components
• Perform calculations followed by evaluation and comparison with performance requirements
• Contribute to the development of control and automation concepts for the fuel cell engine
• Simulation-based analysis and interpretation of test results
• Documentation of results

OUR OFFER

• Insights into the aviation industry and jobs with responsibility
• Team spirit, e.g. through student network & events
• Mentoring and individual support
• Flexible working time models with mobile working
• Canteen, café bar and sales shops
• Sports cooperation with EGYM Wellpass & company sports groups 
• Excellent connections thanks to commuter bus, parking garage, e-charging station 

READY?

Give your career a boost and send us your complete application (CV, Transcript of Records, High School Diploma).

We are looking forward to getting to know you!

Interested?

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Category: Engineering and Technology, Internship, Working StudentContract: Fixed-TermDepartment: AEGAType: Full-time, Part-time