Description Working Student is a long-term paid internship, that allows you to kickstart your fabulous journey in the IT world. As our Trainee you can have experience working in such areas that correspond to full-time jobs. We are open to flexible working hours so that you can reconcile working with us with your studies. OpenToYou. Position: Working Student - Thermal Simulation Duration: 12 months Location: Nuremberg, Germany Education Recommendations: Master student in Mechanical or Computational Engineering (or other relevant fields) with motivation and interest in working with thermal concepts We are currently looking for a highly motivated professional who possess a solid technical understanding to support our team to shape the future of optical data transmission via conducting You will work as a member of the hardware development team in our Optics R&D Center on the Air Campus in Nuremberg. The tasks would include i.a. conducting thermal simulations and verifications of complex high-speed- boards in HW-R&D. We offer a supportive and innovative work environment, space for individual thinking and creativity, encouraging atmosphere, flexible working time with home office opportunity, competence development and career opportunities, sports and leisure time activities. Responsibilities As a working student in our HW Development Optics R&D department, you will: Get insights into processes of board and system level thermal design and cooling concepts of optical transmission and switching systems. Provide direct assistance to thermal engineers with tasks related to the thermal simulation and testing of parts, boards, and systems. Description, execution and analysis of thermal tests in laboratory environment. Conduct literature research in an application-oriented manner for the relevant topics. Documentation and reporting results insightfully. Our development team focuses on all aspects of architecture, design, implementation, validation, and deployment of printed circuit boards (PCB) for high-speed optical networking applications. Qualifications Solid knowledge of Fluid Mechanic, Heat transfer and Thermodynamics Experience with thermal simulation softwares (ideally Flotherm) Familiarity with thermal testing and measurement equipment (sensors, thermocouples, etc.) Experienced with Microsoft Office applications to edit documents, handle test data and create presentations Strength in problem solving Fluent in either German or English; good command of English writing