Development Engineer - internship

As a successful family-owned company on a path to global growth, the Brose Group offers challenging responsibilities and exciting career opportunities to performance-driven, skilled specialists with solid professional knowledge and proven career expertise who wish to contribute to our company’s success.

Your tasks

• Design, simulation, and testing of electric drives
• Support optimizing existing drives and adapting them to the required load characteristics, EMC specifications, and environmental conditions
• Support the review and evaluation of customer specifications; participate in project teams
• Support the preparation of technical documentation for customer projects
• Support calculations for CFM drives

Your Profile

• Student (final year) or recent graduate in Electrical Engineering, Electronics Engineering, Power Engineering or a related field
• Knowledge of engineering simulation and design tools such as ANSYS Maxwell, Motor-CAD, and MATLAB/Simulink
• Basic knowledge of electric drives and electromagnetic design
• Systematic, analytical, well-organized and motivated
• Interest in the automotive industry
• Fluent English language skills

With our Brose work environment, we offer you a modern working environment:
The flexible office concept promotes a working atmosphere characterized by open communication and the greatest possible efficiency. Variable working hours give you sufficient leeway to balance family and career. Our employees receive results-oriented compensation as well as innovative social benefits in the areas of company pension plans, health, fitness and company catering.

Please send your application documents via our online form.

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