Open positions at the IMPT

Sensors are the link between production technology components and the digital world. Within the framework of various research projects, new types of thin-film sensors, mostly strain gauges and temperature sensors, are being developed and characterised at the IMPT. Support from student assistants is required here. The range of tasks includes, for example, the preparation and post-processing of components, the production of the sensors in the clean room, the subsequent contacting (soldering, bonding, wiring) as well as the electromechanical and thermal evaluation of the sensors. Furthermore, the creation of 2D-CAD sensor layouts (DraftSight) and 3D-CAD components (SolidWorks) is planned.

Requirements:

• Willingness to work in a clean room
• Knowledge in the field of microtechnology

Start date: immediately with a 4-week lead time for the start of the employment contract.

Please send me your informative application documents by e-mail to Rico Ottermann.

You are interested in exciting and innovative projects in the context of novel sensor technology, electronics development, data acquisition and artificial intelligence?

Are you looking for a student job or a thesis with development opportunities towards a PhD?

You are fascinated by these possible fields of activity: Sensor data fusion and pre-processing, edge computing, data acquisition, electronics development, data management, AI, sensor development, Internet-of-Things, Python, AWS, data warehouse, SQL databases, data mining, Matlab® & Simulink®, ANSYS®, smart sensors, hardware development, new sensor concepts, FPGA, software sensor technology, simulation, algorithmic optimization methods, particle swarm optimization, greedy algorithms, digital twin, deep learning, data science, big data, EAGLE, embedded systems.

Then get in touch with Daniel Klaas and become part of a young and motivated team. We are interested in a long-term collaboration and offer you the opportunity to apply and develop your knowledge and skills in exciting research and industry projects.

Requirements: Interested, independent students of mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, mechatronics, information technology, (technical) computer science, physics and comparable.

In the base training time, manual activities such as filing, punching, bending, scribing, riveting and thread cutting are learned. In the area of "Manufacturing on conventional machine tools" the emphasis is on turning, milling, drilling and grinding. Building on this, training is given on controlled machine tools. During the training period, various practice parts are produced.

In the workshop of the institute the following machines are available:

Machining:

• CNC 3-axis milling machine
• CNC 5-axis milling machine
• Drilling machines
• Lathes, conventional
• grinding machines

Sheet metal forming:

• Hand lever shears
• Sheet metal guillotine shears

Thermal processing:

• Gas welding and brazing equipment
• Plastic welding machine

We expect applicants to have good grades in mathematics, physics and chemistry. In addition, teamwork, manual skills, and an understanding of order and cleanliness. Please send written applications to Mr. Weber:

z.Hd. H.-M. Weber

An der Universität 2

30823 Garbsen

weber@impt.uni-hannover.de