Job expirat
Main tasks (for RHEOLOGICAL SIMULATIONS):
Generate Mold-flow for different components (plastic and die-cast)
Perform rheological simulations
Identify production problems and propose countermeasures (injection concept, part design, tool and cooling design)
Transfer material properties to FE models
Main tasks (for STRUCTURAL SIMULATIONS):
Generate FE-Meshes for different components (plastic and die-cast)
Perform static and dynamic FE simulations
Identify component weakness and propose countermeasures
Collaborate with CAE contact person in Germany and/or project team and/or production plant
Experience with rheological simulation software (MOLDFLOW) - for RHEOLOGICAL SIMULATIONS
Experience with Finite Element Pre-/Post processing (ANSA, MEDINA) - for STRUCTURAL SIMULATIONS
Experience with Finite Element simulation software (PERMAS, ABAQUS) - for STRUCTURAL SIMULATIONS
Material knowledge (resin, metals)
University degree in physics, mechanical engineering or material science
Assertiveness, resilience and excellent communication skills
Efficient operation and high degree of autonomy
English and/or German spoken and written
To help you to integrate yourself easily in our team and achieve your goals we offer close support which includes:
* General and On-the-Job training
* Step by step integration in our project team
* Occasion to apply your knowledge in a dynamic team
* Management, team support
We have confidence in your abilities. Therefore, we not only offer you the freedom to realize your own ideas, but also excellent development opportunities that are individually tailored to suit you. Grab your chance and remember the future with MAHLE.
Un angajator. Multe soluții inovative în cea mai mare gamă de domenii. Acesta este MAHLE. Suntem un furnizor de top pentru industria automobilelor. Cu produsele noastre pentru motoarele cu combustie și perifericele acestora, precum și soluțiile pentru vehiculele electrice, abordăm toate aspectele cruciale legate de tehnologia sistemelor de propulsie și de aer condiționat.
