Thesis Corporate Research Charging Systems (Power Electronics)

TL;DR

Thesis Corporate Research Charging Systems (Power Electronics): Developing and simulating system components for automotive wireless power transfer systems with 22kW+ power levels with an accent on resonator design and power electronics. Focus on constructing and characterizing prototypes and developing new test methods.

Location: Stuttgart, Germany. Valid residence permit required for non-EU citizens.

Salary: €1,000 per month

Company

Leading international development partner and systems supplier to the automotive industry focused on efficient and environmentally friendly mobility.

What you will do

• Conduct literature research and develop concepts for automotive wireless power transfer systems (22 kW+).
• Simulate system components, including resonators, compensation networks, and power electronics.
• Construct, commission, and characterize physical prototypes.
• Develop and implement new suitable test methods.
• Plan, coordinate, and execute test campaigns.

Requirements

• Enrollment in an engineering degree program (Electrical Engineering, Mechatronics, or comparable field).
• Strong knowledge of electrical engineering, particularly power electronics, and measurement techniques.
• Solid understanding of electromagnetic field theory/electrodynamics and related simulation methods.
• Good German and English skills, both written and spoken.
• Valid residence permit required for non-EU citizens.

Culture & Benefits

• Monthly remuneration of €1,000.
• Flexible working hours and possibility of home office.
• Discounted lunch in the company restaurant and free parking.
• Individual support within the department and access to a student network.
• Urban environment with excellent transport links.