Tasks
We as a team......set the highest standards – including in safety. We combine the Porsche-typical values ??of sportiness, performance, and exclusivity with optimal safety in and around the vehicle. Our focus is on passive safety, which optimally protects occupants in the event of an unavoidable accident. Our support area includes full-vehicle crashes, including testing the protective effect in front, side, and rear impact configurations (airbags and restraint systems). We are also a key contributor to the safe design of the high-voltage system in our latest vehicle generations. In short: We support our vehicles throughout their entire lifecycle – from the first brushstroke in design, through development and production, to continuous operation at the customer's site.
Start: March or SeptemberDuration: 5 to 6 months
What to expect?During your internship, you will be physically or digitally close to the vehicle every day. You will gain comprehensive insights into development at Porsche and, depending on the focus of your studies and your interests, support us in one of the following areas:
Accident Analysis
Research and analysis of field accidents
Review and documentation of accident vehicles
Continued development, maintenance, and data analysis using the Porsche Accident Database
Design
Concept, design, integration, and further development of restraint systems using CATIA V5
Packaging and ergonomics studies digitally and with real prototypes
Familiarization with Porsche design methodology
Testing
Planning, design, and evaluation of component and crash testsOrganization of modifications to prototype vehicles in coordination with workshopsConducting misuse and pedestrian protection tests on the entire vehicleContinuing development of scripts for planning and data preparation of the tests
Calculation/Simulation
Modeling/component networking in the entire vehicle using simulation software (ANSA, LS Dyna)Representation of occupants using various dummy and human modelsEvaluation/assessment of simulation results and comparison with Real-world testsSimulation of pedestrian protection and component tests under various load casesCreation of automation scripts for more efficient evaluation/data analysisUse of state-of-the-art methods and tools for data analysis and artificial intelligence
Requirements
What sets you apart? You have...
A place in engineering or a comparable degree program and are at least in your third semester or are taking a gap year between your bachelor's and master's degreeInitial experience with programming/design/simulation softwareEnthusiasm for sporty vehicles and future technologiesAn independent, analytical, and structured way of workingTeamwork and communication skills
What we offer?
Mobile learning by arrangementAn active internship communityTeam events on a voluntary basis
Sounds good? Then we should get to know each other.For more detail, salary and company information, use the apply link
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