Research Thesis Student - Wireless Charging System Development

Mahle — Germany · Posted ~2 hours ago

Junior Contract

Skills

Electrical engineering Electromagnetics Power electronics Simulation methods Testing and measurement FEA Simulation tools

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Summary ✨ AI‑Generated

An engineering research opportunity is available for students to investigate next-generation wireless power transfer systems through simulation, prototype development, testing, and technical analysis.

Highlights

Six-month research project focused on advanced wireless charging technology, simulations, prototypes, and practical engineering experiments.

Description

Time period From March 2027 for a period of 6 months Tasks Literature review, concept development, and simulation of system components (resonators, compensation/matching, and power electronics) for wireless inductive power transfer systems with higher charging capacities (22 kW+)Construction, commissioning, and characterization of prototypesPlanning, coordination, and execution of test seriesPerforming and evaluating 2D and 3D FEA simulations Requirements Enrollment in an engineering study program (electrical engineering, mechatronics, mechanical engineering, or a comparable field)Good knowledge of electromagnetics/electrodynamics and common simulation methodsGood knowledge of electrical engineering, particularly power electronics, as well as testing and measurement technologyGood written and spoken German and English skills Application documents Complete resumeLetter of motivationCertificate of enrollmentTranscripts, especially current grade reportsUniversity or college guidelines indicating the processing timeFor non-EU citizens: Valid residence permit required Benefits Attractive remuneration (€1,000 per month)Flexible working hoursDiscounted lunch in the company restaurantFree parkingUrban environment with good transport linksIndividual support in the departmentAccompanying activities and student network Closing Date: 04/30/2027 I Weekly Working Hours: 35 h I Salary: 1000€ I Department: CRSC Do you have any questions? SABINE.PASSEK@MAHLE.COM +49 711 501-47574