Research Assistant/Associate - In the field of Battery and Fuel Cell System Design and Construction

Research Assistant/Associate - In the field of Battery and Fuel Cell System Design and Construction
RWTH Aachen University
Aachen, Germany
Our Profile
At the Chair of Thermodynamics of Mobile Energy Conversion Systems (TME) and the Center for Mobile Propulsion (CMP) under the direction of Prof. Dr.-Ing. (USA) Stefan Pischinger, research on all topics concerning the vehicle powertrain is conducted. Core focus is still the research on conventional combustion engine development like the implementation of innovative engine designs, fundamental research on more efficient combustion processes also in combination with alternative fuels or the improvement of the engine mechanics and aftertreatment systems. Additional research areas include virtual engine development, hybrid powertrains, electromobility as well as fuel cells and mechatronics for combustion engines. At any time research is closely associated with the ongoing development of intelligent methods for test procedures and engine calibration. The Chair of Thermodynamics of Mobile Energy Conversion Systems employs more than 260 scientific, technical and administrative employees as well as student assistants.
Your Profile
Masters degree or equivalent in Mechanical Engineering or Electrical Engineering
Knowledge in CAD systems, preferably ProEngineer and CATIA, experience in the field of cast and plastic construction is advantageous
Basic knowledge of fuel cells and batteries is beneficial
Good computer skills
Fluent in English
Ability to work independently
Creative, flexible and team-oriented
Your Duties and Responsibilities
Mechanical Engineering with the specialization in process engineering/control engineering/construction technology (f/m/d) or
Electrical Engineering with the specialization in power engineering/electrical systems (f/m/d)
Development of fuel cells for a powertrain system, on-board power supply and a combined heat and power coupling system for the energy supply of buildings
Design and construction of battery modules and battery systems
Design and construction of fuel cell stacks and fuel cell systems (e.g. as a range extender to increase the range of electric vehicles)
Supplier Management
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Deadline 27 October
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