Internship in Dielectric Withstand of Gas Insulated Switchgear 80 - 100% (f/m/d)
The opportunity
Join an innovative and collaborative engineering team shaping the future of high-voltage technology. You will contribute to the development of next-generation SF6-free circuit breakers in a supportive and knowledge-sharing environment. This role offers hands-on experience with simulations, measurements, and cutting-edge dielectric tools. You will learn from experienced mentors while taking ownership of meaningful tasks. The position supports continuous learning, curiosity, and professional growth.
How you'll make an impact
- Support development of SF6-free high-voltage circuit breakers through simulations and testing
- Perform electric field simulations to support dielectric design decisions
- Analyze and evaluate breakdown measurements and test results
- Maintain and expand breakdown databases including alternative gases
- Use and further develop internally established dielectric evaluation tools
- Contribute to design optimization through simulation insights and basic testing
- Collaborate with interdisciplinary project teams in circuit breaker development
- Conduct literature research on breakdown and flashover phenomena and extract relevant data including simulations (Comsol)
Your background
- Enrolled Student (preferably Master) or Graduate in Physics, Mechanical, Electrical Engineering, or a related field
- Strong programming skills and interest in Python, Matlab, or Excel
- Fluent in written and spoken English
- Analytical thinking and structured problem-solving skills
- Ability to work collaboratively and take initiative independently
- Interest in high-voltage systems and simulation-based engineering (Comsol, CAD, Creo)
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