Student assistant: Software Developer for Data-Driven Applications

The Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft (www.fraunhofer.com) currently operates 75 institutes and research institutions throughout Germany and is the world’s leading applied research organization. Around 32,000 employees work with an annual research budget of 3.6 billion euros.

At the Fraunhofer IPT in Aachen, we work with more than 500 employees every day to make the production of the future more digital, more flexible and more sustainable. In the control and digitalization team of the departments »High performance materials« and »Modular production machines«, we deal with the development of the control software of production machines and data-driven optimization of production processes.

As a student assistant you support our team in programming user platforms, data processing frameworks and data analysis scripts.

The job requires regular attendance at our institute in Aachen. The weekly working time is at least 10 hours.

What you will do

• Development of data-driven applications
• Implementation of APIs for data exploration and data processing
• Collaboration in smart production projects

What you bring to the table

• You are studying mechanical engineering, computer science, electrical engineering or a comparable subject
• A solid background in Python, C#, JavaScript or various database and data storage systems
• Experience in FastAPI, .Net, React/Next.js or basic data science are advantageous
• A high degree of motivation, initiative and independence
• Very good language skills in German and/ or English

What you can expect

• Collaboration in innovative research projects and the chance to implement your knowledge from your studies
  in practice
• You become part of the team from the very beginning, can contribute your ideas and take on tasks on your
  own responsibility
• Flexible working to combine studies and job in the best possible way
• The opportunity to write your practice-oriented thesis with us

Interested? Apply online now. We look forward to getting to know you!

For any further information on this position please contact:
Sarah Rieck M. Sc.
Research assistant »high performance materials«
Phone: +49 241 8904-337