Research & Development - jobs, internships, thesis

Overview

• Development Engineer (m/w/d) for Sensor and Measurement Technology
• Interns and Working students (m/w/d)
• Master/Bachelor Candidate (m/w/d) to Topic: "TMR (Tunneling Magneto-Resistance) Current Sensors with Applications to Photovoltaics"
• Master/Bachelor Candidate (m/w/d) to Topic: "Hall Effect Position and Angle Sensors with Automotive Applications"
• Master/Bachelor Candidate (m/w/d) to Topic: "TMR (Tunneling Magneto-Resistance) Position and Angle Sensors with Automotive Applications"

Development engineer (m/w/d) for Sensor and Measurement Technology

Your tasks

• Research and development of electronic digital sensors/Transducers, e.g. current sensors, voltage sensors, and Hall Effect gear tooth sensors
• Development of electromagnetic measuring devices, e.g. microprocessor-controlled Gaussmeters and fluxmeters 
• Participation in the production of the developed products 
• Supervision of interns, bachelor and master students 
• Close cooperation with purchasing and sales departments etc.

 
Your profile

• Completed bachelors or master's degree in electrical engineering and information technology, mechatronics, and applied physics, etc. 
• Good knowledge of physics, electrical engineering/electronics and good experience in hardware and software design. 
• Good computer skills in C/C++, MATLAB, VHDL (FPGA) and EAGLE, etc. 
• Strong team and communication skills, an independent and careful working style, as well as good analytical problem-solving skills 
• Good knowledge of English and German and routine use of modern means of communication, etc.

If you feel addressed by these challenging and developmental tasks and want to learn more about the performance of our company, please send your meaningful application to following address:

Interns and working students (m/w/d)

Your tasks

• Construction of different measurement and test systems
• Measurement & tests of current, voltage, gear tooth , and vane Sensors as well as Gaussmeters, Fluxmeters, and permanent magnets
• Research & Development of new gear tooth, vane, angle & position, current, voltage sensors.
• Production of Current Sensors, Gaussmeter and measurement instruments
• Research & Development of magnetic measurement instruments & systems, etc.
  
  

Your profile

• Student (m/w) studying electrical engineering and information technology, mechatronics, mechanical engineering and applied physics, etc.
• Good knowledge of physics, electrical engineering/electronics, AutoCAD, Labview and good experience in hardware and software design.
• Strong team and communication skills, an independent and careful working style, as well as good analytical problem-solving skills
• Good EDV-knowledge, good knowledge of English and German and routine use of modern means of communication, etc.
  
  

If you feel addressed by these challenging and developmental tasks and want to learn more about the performance of our company, please send your meaningful application to following address:

Master/Bachelor Candidate (m/w/d) to Topic: "TMR (Tunneling Magneto-Resistance) Current Sensors with Applications to Photovoltaics"

In modern industry and electrical engineering the use of magnetic sensors to measure or detect current, position, movement, direction and other physical parameters is very popular. The most important magnetic sensors are based on Hall Effect, Anistropoic Magnetoresistance (AMR) Giant Magnetoresistance (GMR) and Tunneling Magnetoresistance (TMR).

Recently TMR-elements were introduced as novel magnetic sensor for industrial applications. They are thin-film multilayer elements which show greater resistance changes than applied magnetic induction. Compared to Hall-Effect, AMR and GMR elements a TMR element has better temperature stability, higher sensitivity, smaller power consumption, better linearity, and do not require a soft ferrite core, to increase sensitivity.

Your tasks

• State of the Art and literature study of TMR (Tunneling Magneto-Resistance) Current Sensors and photovoltaics
• Examinations of analog and digital TMR current Sensors (Open Loop and Closed Loop) without Soft Ferrite Cores.
• The interface of digital TMR Current Sensors
• Development of TMR Current Sensor prototypes
• Problem-solving in serial productions of developed sensors
• Applications of the developed sensor
• Documentation of achieved results, etc.
  
  

Your profile

• Student (m/w) studying electrical engineering and information technology, mechatronics, mechanical engineering, and applied physics with a focus on Sensor & measurement technology and Signal Processing
• Good knowledge of physics, electrical engineering/electronics, Signal Processing, especially in electromagnetic sensor & measurement, microelectronic & programming
• Strong team and communication skills, an independent and careful working style, as well as good analytical problem-solving skills
• Good programming skills, EDV-knowledge, knowledge of English & German and routine use of modern means of communication, etc.
  
  

If you feel addressed by these challenging and developmental tasks and want to learn more about the performance of our company, please send your meaningful application to following address:

Master/Bachelor Candidate (m/w/d) to Topic: "Hall Effect Position and Angle Sensors with Automotive Applications"

Your tasks

• State of the Art and Literature study of angle & position measurement
• Examination of the structure of sensors using the Hall-Effect-principle
• Development of Hall Effect Angle & Position Sensor prototypes
• Problem-solving in serial productions of developed sensors
• Applications of the developed sensor
• Documentation of achieved results, etc.

Your profile

• Student (m/w) studying electrical engineering and information technology, mechatronics, mechanical engineering, and applied physics with a focus on Sensor & measurement technology and Signal Processing
• Good knowledge of physics, electrical engineering/electronics, Signal Processing, especially in electromagnetic sensor & measurement, microelectronic & programming
• Strong team and communication skills, an independent and careful working style, as well as good analytical problem-solving skills
• Good programming skills, EDV-knowledge, knowledge of English & German and routine use of modern means of communication, etc.
  
  

If you feel addressed by these challenging and developmental tasks and want to learn more about the performance of our company, please send your meaningful application to the following address:

Master/Bachelor Candidate (m/w/d) to Topic: "TMR (Tunneling Magneto-Resistance) Position and Angle Sensors with Automotive Applications"

In modern industry and electrical engineering, the use of magnetic sensors to measure or detect current, position, movement, direction and other physical parameters is very popular. The most important magnetic sensors are based on Hall Effect, Anisotropic Magnetoresistance (AMR) Giant Magnetoresistance (GMR) and Tunneling Magnetoresistance (TMR).

Recently TMR-elements were introduced as novel magnetic sensor for industrial applications. They are thin-film multilayer elements which show greater resistance changes than applied magnetic induction. Compared to Hall-Effect, AMR and GMR elements a TMR element has better temperature stability, higher sensitivity, smaller power consumption, better linearity, and do not require a soft ferrite core, to increase sensitivity.

Your tasks

• State of the Art and Literature study of angle & position measurement
• Examination of the structure of sensors using the TMR (Tunneling MagnetoResistance) principle
• Development of TMR Angle & Position Sensor prototypes
• Problem-solving in serial productions of developed sensors
• Applications of the developed sensor
• Documentation of achieved results, etc.
  
  

Your profile

• Student (m/w) studying electrical engineering and information technology, mechatronics, mechanical engineering, and applied physics with a focus on Sensor & measurement technology and Signal Processing
• Good knowledge of physics, electrical engineering/electronics, Signal Processing, especially in electromagnetic sensor & measurement, microelectronic & programming
• Strong team and communication skills, an independent and careful working style, as well as good analytical problem-solving skills
• Good programming skills, EDV-knowledge, knowledge of English & German and routine use of modern means of communication, etc.
  
  

If you feel addressed by these challenging and developmental tasks and want to learn more about the performance of our company, please send your meaningful application to the following address: