Working Student: Fatigue Strength, Load Spectrum, Simulation

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Number: MER0004947 Mercedes-Benz AG is one of the most successful automotive companies in the world. With Mercedes-Benz Cars and Mercedes-Benz Vans, the vehicle manufacturer is one of the largest providers of premium cars. Our department is responsible as a cross-sectional area in the Center suspension for the operational strength protection of the entire chassis and is thus a decisive part of the chassis development. The main tasks are the determination of load collectives relevant to design and the detection of the required component strength or life. The focus of the team “Lastkollektive Simulation” is the simulative determination of the operating and special loads acting on the chassis. For this purpose, very complex simulation models are built in Simpack and further processed with script languages and Matlab. Through these expertise, the team contributes significantly to the design of the chassis components. Theoretical contents of operational strength can be found in practical implementation and are part of the work area. The work student activity described here comprises a variety of tasks from the range of operational strength chassis and includes, for example, the following fields of activity: Evaluation and presentation of measurement and simulation results, also comparatively for different load cases or for different vehicles Creation of animations of individual load cases Write scripts in MATLAB to further develop the simulation environment Support for simulation-related issues in daily business Filling and updating of vehicle-relevant functional databases (e.g. damper characteristics, bearing characteristics) Upload of simulation results into a database The activity can begin from mid-November 2026.

Studied mechanical engineering, aerospace engineering, vehicle engineering, computer science, cybernetics, physics or a comparable course of study First programming knowledge (preferably MATLAB, Python, Javascript), more languages or experience in Vibe Coding also welcome Pre-experience or interest in multi-body simulation (Simpack or alternative PPS tools) Basic knowledge of vehicle and/or chassis technology is desirable but not mandatory Secure knowledge of German and English Routined handling of MS-Office Analytical thinking, communication and team skills Target and result orientation, independent working

A weekly working time of 10 to 20h can be fixed and is generally flexible. Additional information: We are looking forward to your online application with CV, lettering, certificates, current enrollment certificate, giving the semester and proof of the regular study period. Please do not forget to mark your documents as ''relevant for this application' in the online form and note the maximum file size of 5 MB. Further information on the setting criteria can be found here. Disabled and equalized applicants are welcome! The severely disabled representative (sbv-sindelfingen@mercedes-benz.com) is happy to support you in the application process. People Solutions will be happy to help you with questions about the application process. You can reach us by email via myhrservice@mercedes-benz.com or by phone at 0711/17-99000 (Mo-Fr 10-12am & 13-15am).

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