Working Student - System Operations (f/m/x)
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About the Position
Working Student - System Operations (f/m/x)
IONITY is hiring a Working Student for System Operations to support ultra-fast charging network testing and monitoring.
Responsibilities
- Support on test execution and analysis on HPC chargers (≥350 kW) at IONITY Test Site in Unterschleißheim from customer and charging infrastructure perspective.
- Contribute on the continuous improvement of test procedures and documentation.
- Assistance and support on developing analysis tools to monitor IONITY network.
- Support compatibility tests with different EV models.
Requirements
- Enrolled student (f/m/x) in bachelor’s or master’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Industrial Engineering or a comparable technical field.
- Affinity for DC charging infrastructure and electromobility.
- Basic understanding or experience with communication systems and protocols (e.g. TCP/IP) – considered an added value basic knowledge in CAN/CAN FD.
- Basic knowledge of Python and Linux/UNIX programming environment.
- Very good communication skills in English (knowledge of German is considered an added value)
- Hands-on mentality, independent and analytical thinking.
- EU driving license type B.
We Offer
- Opportunity to work in a dynamic and innovative environment.
- Be part of a leading joint venture in the e-mobility sector.
About the Company
IONITY is a joint venture of BMW Group, Ford Motor Company, Hyundai Motor Group, Kia, Mercedes-Benz AG, and Volkswagen Group with Audi and Porsche, with BlackRock’s Climate Infrastructure Platform as financial investor.
Are you enthusiastic about e-mobility and want to be part of an international team? Apply now - we would love to receive your application!
Apply now to join our team and contribute to the future of e-mobility.
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