Dein nächster Schritt als Speculative Application Oldenburg: Internship, Student Assistantship with/without Thesis bei Wind Energy Systems in Oldenburg

Who we are ...
Our primary focuses at Fraunhofer IWES are on wind energy and hydrogen technologies. Our institute is home to more than 300 scientists and employees as well as over 100 students from over 30 countries pursuing careers in applied research and development at nine sites. We secure investments in technological developments through validation, shorten innovation cycles, accelerate certification procedures, and increase planning accuracy by means of innovative measurement methods.

Do you want to get a taste of practical work during your studies? Great, as we are always looking for new talents!

What you will do

Our fields of research are very diverse ...
At our site in Oldenburg, we focus on aerodynamics and numerical wind energy meteorology. We are always looking for active support, which offers you insights into the latest research and development projects. Are you wondering what that would look like? To name just one example, you can apply your knowledge and expertise to improve and validate the accuracy of wind farm shadow flow models. Perhaps you are more interested in the simulation of wind turbine aerodynamics? Or maybe you enjoy programming? We are still the right place to be! Are you passionate about weather or climate change and its impact on wind energy generation? Those are all topics which are relevant to us. Hydrogen is more your thing? Great, as we also deal with flow simulation in electrolysis at our site. Get actively involved; we are keen to hear your ideas! As an international oriented IWES-team, we highly appreciate an open exchange, whether this be in German or English. Respectful cooperation is also very important to us.

What you bring to the table

What is your background?
Depending on the area of employment, a different field of study can also be suitable for joining us. If you are currently enrolled in a bachelor’s or master’s degree program in Meteorology, Physics, Oceanography, Mathematics, or IT, that is a particularly good match for our research fields. Have you already come into contact with wind energy or fluid mechanics as part of your studies? Perhaps you also had the opportunity to deepen your theoretical knowledge through internships or part-time jobs? Do you want to expand your knowledge here and contribute your ideas? Then we look forward to meeting you!

What you can expect

What we can offer you ...

We offer various opportunities to join us as a student. Whether it is an internship, where you gain a comprehensive insight into the areas of work, or the role of a student assistant, which is easy to combine with your studies. Are you looking for an exciting topic for your thesis and do you want to delve deeply into a topic scientifically? Together, we will find the right path for you! We know that studying can also be very demanding and requires a certain level of flexibility. That is no problem here, as – in agreement with your colleagues – you can decide flexibly what days and hours to work. Depending on the job, temporarily you can even work remotely as a student assistant.

Eager to learn more?
If you would like to find out more information about the IWES, our research aspects, and future colleagues or did not find what you were looking for in this vacancy listing, please visit our career website: https://s.fhg.de/5ei

We value and promote the diversity of our employees' skills and therefore welcome all applications - regardless of age, gender, nationality, ethnic and social origin, religion, ideology, disability, sexual orientation and identity. Severely disabled persons are given preference in the event of equal suitability.

Our positions are limited, an individual adjustment is possible. In case of a student assistantship (can be combined with writing a thesis), the working time consists of up to 80 hours per month. During an internship, the working time consists of 39 hours per week. For student assistantships, the remuneration is based on the general works agreement for employing assistant staff. In the case of an internship, remuneration is based on the federal government guidelines for intern salaries.

With its focus on developing key technologies that are vital for the future and enabling the commercial utilization of this work by business and industry, Fraunhofer plays a central role in the innovation process. As a pioneer and catalyst for groundbreaking developments and scientific excellence, Fraunhofer helps shape societ