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    Working Student Test Bench Operations - Regensburg, Deutschland - AVL Software and Functions GmbH

    AVL Software and Functions GmbH
    AVL Software and Functions GmbH Regensburg, Deutschland

    vor 4 Tagen

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    Beschreibung

    YOUR RESPONSIBILITIES:

  • Installation and removal of DUTs in the AVL inverter/e-motor test systems
  • Support the commissioning and operation of DUTs on the AVL inverter/e-motor test systems
  • Functional testing and signal verification of the measurement technology
  • Troubleshooting and support in the elimination of faults on DUTs and on the test bench peripherals
  • Support of maintanance/ modification of measurement technology and test bench technology of the AVL inverter/ e-motor test systems
  • Execution of manual and automated test runs

    • YOUR PROFILE:

  • Studies in the field of Mechatronic, Electronics, mechanical engineering
  • Affinity for technology, drive technology and electrification
  • Interest in e-mobility
  • Willingness to work in shift operation (night shifts)
  • Ability to communicate and work in a team
  • Good knowledge of German and English
  • Personality counts more than anything

    • WE OFFER:

  • Be part of our pioneering work– together with our customers we shape the future of mobility
  • International and innovative collaboration rings a bell? That's how we work.
  • Our technical and personal onboarding concept will help you to hop on easily.
  • We support lifelong learning: educate yourself, apply your knowledge and get creative.
  • Flex-time and modern workplaces are part of our DNA.
  • We are deeply rooted in our values: respectful communication, care, openness, passion and trust

    • AVL Software and Functions GmbH is the center of competence for Powertrain Software- and Function Development, as well as Electronics and Systems integration. Our fields of activity include highly innovative projects in the area of Combustion Engines, E-Mobility and ADAS / AD.

    Our vision "Why not – move different" is challenging us to develop solutions for the future of mobility.