Student (m/w/d) for a Master's thesis on the topic of ''Distributed Sensor Systems with Different Sensor Technology: Development and Investigation of Correction Algorithms''

Digital transformation. Reliability. Peacekeeping. We are also working with Diehl in our five subgroups Metal, Controls, Defence, Aviation and Metering and our over 16,000 employees with high pressure. Discover fascinating technologies and get involved. In a trusted and courageous family enterprise, which is stable and stable – from tradition. For our site Diehl Metering GmbH in Nuremberg we are looking for a: (m/w/d) for a master's thesis on ''Distributed sensor systems with different sensor systems: development and investigation of correction algorithms''

Based on simulations and measurements of a sensor system consisting of many different sensors installed in a water distribution network, you will find the properties of the individual sensors. You apply the concept of Kalman filter and similar concepts to the data of the sensor system. You evaluate your results with regard to the accuracy and data quality of the two sensors or the sensor system. You will compile your results in the team and complete a final work on your project.

You study physics, in­for­mation, mathematics or a similar subject. Knowledge of statistical data analysis, data reduction and sensor data fusion is of advantage. You have a description of Python, including typical libraries such as pandas or NumPy. You know at best with sensor systems and the digitization of measurement values. Basic knowledge of numerical optic algorithms is advantageous. Ideally, you have already been able to experience the physical simulation of sensor technology or collect sensor systems.

Good transport connection Flexible working times Family business Canteen Parking place Note: If heavy-duty measures are applied, the same procedure is preferred. If you are interested, please give your SB status on a voluntary basis. JOBV1_EN