Working Student – Hardware Engineering (UAS Propulsion & Power) (all genders)

This position involves hands-on work with the propulsion and power systems of unmanned aircraft, specifically focusing on motors, propellers, batteries, and related components. The role requires setting up test rigs and instrumentation to capture consistent measurement data from these hardware elements. You will assist in evaluating component options by converting raw test results into clear comparisons for the engineering team. A significant part of the job involves processing and analyzing data using MATLAB and Python to assess metrics such as efficiency, thrust, endurance, and thermal behavior. The findings must be visualized to facilitate quick decision-making and thoroughly documented to ensure traceability of all measurements and setups. Candidates must be currently enrolled in a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree program in Electrical, Mechanical, Aerospace, or a similar engineering discipline. The advert does not specify any particular language requirements for this role. No details regarding the working arrangement, such as office presence or remote options, are provided in the text. This opportunity is suitable for students seeking practical experience in hardware design, testing, and data analysis within the defense technology sector.