Master of Electrical Engineering at the Institute of Aircraft Propulsion (m/w/d)

INSTITUTE FOR LUFTFAHRTANTRIEBE At the Institute for Aeronautical Drives of the University of Stuttgart, a position as a Master of Electrical Engineering (m/w/d) has to be occupied. The job is a full-time job, which is unlimited and is remunerated according to TV-L EG 9a. The Institute for Aviation Drives carries out research and teaching in the field of aviation drives and operates the altitude test stand for aircraft engines as the only plant of this type in Germany. Research focuses on the wear of turbo-engines e.g. by erosion, contamination and the resulting power reduction and structural dynamics of turbo-engines.

Professional and disciplinary management of the electrical workshop with operational planning and guidance of employees. performing routine maintenance on electrical systems of the test bench, such as 10 KV switchgear, low voltage supply, PLC control etc. Find and repair faults and faults on electrical systems. Plans of regular electrical equipment testing (VDE tests) of the Institute. In the case of rebuilds of test equipment and installation parts independent planning of electrical installations with the creation of drawings, switching and terminal plans. Self-changing schematics and supplementing electrical documents of the test bench and creating required QM documents. Participation in the test run at the altitude test stand.

Complete training as an electrician with a focus on operating technology or energy and plant technology or comparable qualification Continuing Education for the Master Electrical Engineering Ideally first experience in the management of a department or workshop Switching authorization for high voltage systems (if not present, the course must be retrieved) Knowledge in the programming of SPS controls from Siemens is advantageous Language required: English

We offer you a crisis-proof, unlimited fixed order with an annual special payment, VWL and an old-age pension with employer subsidy. In addition to an exciting work area, you will also find helpful colleagues, small teams, open doors and much more. The University of Stuttgart wants to increase the proportion of women. Women are therefore expressly requested to apply. Full-time jobs are generally participatory. In the case of the same suitability, severely disabled persons are primarily employed. The recruitment is done by the central administration of the University of Stuttgart. JOBV1_EN