Qualified electrician (m/f/d)

The Energy System Integration Research Group develops fuel cell systems for aviation applications. With our interdisciplinary research work, we increase the efficiency of electrochemical converter systems for future aircraft generations. The range of activities ranges from the design and testing of new individual components to the evaluation of the overall systems. In addition, safety requirements shall be met for applications in aviation in accordance with the corresponding rules. The work is carried out with the aim of obtaining scientific knowledge of new system components, modes of operation, interconnections with power electronics and architectures. Your tasks You plan and build test stands in a modern laboratory environment and develop safety concepts together with the DLR security department.

To connect to the location infrastructure, you will develop concepts in cooperation with DLR object management.

You build control cabinets, first set of schematics and develop and implement necessary safety chains.

After you have been set up, you will take test levels into operation and assist in carrying out experiments.

You organize and commission maintenance and safety tests and advise the scientific staff on the technical feasibility of new research projects. Location is Stuttgart.

completed university studies (e.g. electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, plant engineering) or equivalent technical knowledge and detectable relevant professional experience technical knowledge of electrical systems technical knowledge of the construction and operation of fuel cell and engine test levels many years of professional experience in the relevant profession Experience in prescribed, regularly recurring tests in the field of electrical engineering Knowledge of occupational safety and occupational safety

DLR stands for the diversity, appreciation and equality of all people. We promote independent work and the individual further development of our employees in the personal and professional environment. Our numerous continuing and continuing training opportunities are available to you. We are particularly concerned about equality of opportunity, so we want to increase the proportion of women in science and leadership in particular. We prefer applications of severely disabled people with professional suitability. .