Masterarbeit für die ZEROe Systeminstallation
// Role Summary
Airbus Operations is seeking a Master's student to join the ZEROe System Installation team in Hamburg. This role focuses on developing bimetallic pipe feedthroughs for hydrogen tanks, involving design, testing, and analysis.
// Key Responsibilities
- Develop bimetallic pipe feedthroughs for aluminum hydrogen tanks.
- Conduct feasibility studies, design tests, and analyze results.
- Collaborate with development and 'Type Pipe' teams.
- Define generic design principles for future system installations.
- Gain experience in aerospace engineering with modern technologies.
// Role Specification
Master Thesis Opportunity: ZEROe System Installation - Bimetallic Pipe Feedthrough Development (Steel Pipe-Aluminum Tank)
Airbus Operations is looking for a Master's student (m/f/d) to support the ZEROe System Installation team in Hamburg. If you are looking for a master's thesis topic and want to gain insight into the responsibilities of this position, apply now!
Location: Hamburg Start Date: As soon as possible Duration: 6 months
Your Workplace
You will be working at the largest production site for civil aviation in Hamburg. The location on the southern Elbe river offers options like commuting by ferry. Experience the unique flair of Hamburg in your free time, where vibrant, cosmopolitan culture meets maritime heritage.
Your Benefits
- Work-Life Balance: 35-hour week with flexible working hours.
- International Environment: Opportunity to network globally.
- Modern Technologies: Work with advanced and diverse technologies.
- Valuable Team Member: You will be an integral part of the team, not just making coffee, and will have close contact with interfaces, participating in weekly team meetings.
- Community: Opportunity to participate in the Generation Airbus Community to expand your network.
Your Tasks and Responsibilities
- Investigation and Development: Research and develop lightweight solutions for bimetallic, fatigue-resistant, and leak-free pipe feedthroughs from steel pipes into an aluminum hydrogen tank. This includes technology selection, conceptual design, feasibility proof through test plan creation, test object design, supervision of test execution, and summarizing test results in Means of Compliance documents to justify the feasibility maturity level and define design principles for future detailed designs.
- Close Collaboration: Work closely with the development and 'Type Pipe' teams to identify and clarify critical open questions. The goal is to derive an exact test plan that ensures a fatigue-resistant and leak-tight tank feedthrough. This collaboration is crucial for defining the precise scope of your master's thesis.
- Evaluation and Disassembly: Evaluate and disassemble feedthrough test samples and analyze test results regarding the suitability of the technology to ensure reliable tightness over the expected service life.
- Selection of Key Features: Select key features of the tested samples and integrate them into a reliable and robust, generic design principle for future system installation designs of a hydrogen tank structure.
Required Skills and Qualifications
- Enrolled full-time Master's student (m/f/d) in Aerospace Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or a comparable technical field of study.
- Solid background in aviation.
- Knowledge of hydrogen as a propulsion medium is advantageous.
- High motivation, proactive, and creative mindset.
- Fluent English and German language skills.
Please upload the following documents: Cover letter, CV, relevant certificates/transcripts, enrollment certificate.
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