Bachelor's or Master's student (f|m|d) in the field of power grids

Topic of thesis: ''Development of a state-oriented maintenance strategy for local network stations taking into account technical and economic factors' The aim of the final work is to develop a state-oriented maintenance strategy for local network stations in electrical distribution networks. To this end, basics, structure and functions of local network stations and their importance for security of supply are to be developed. In addition, current maintenance strategies as well as normative and scientific approaches are to be analysed and evaluated with regard to their suitability for local network stations. A further objective is to develop a structured assessment basis for detecting the plant condition. Based on the inspection data, a model for state evaluation is to be developed and additional target conflicts between economic efficiency, plant condition and security of supply are to be investigated.

Studies: You are currently studying electrical engineering, energy engineering or industrial engineering with an electrotechnical deepening Technical knowledge: You have basic knowledge of electrical energy systems and are interested in maintenance and asset management issues Analytical skills: You like to work in technical and economic contexts and enjoy developing structured solutions Data and Methodology Competence: Ideally, you have experiences in the analysis and evaluation of technical data as well as in the handling of common office applications with Working & Personality: You are characterized by an independent, structured and careful way of working and have a good analytical ability to think

Relevance: A challenging and practical work with direct reference to current challenges in distribution network operation Technical support: Intensive care and support by experienced staff from the asset management sector Own Responsibility: The possibility of introducing your own ideas and solutions into a future-relevant topic Insights: Comprehensive insights into the planning, operation and maintenance of electrical distribution networks Flexibility: Flexible processing time in coordination with your university and us Remuneration: Attractive one-off payment after successful submission of the thesis Perspective: Possibility to build a professional network as well as to start a later career start