Postdoc in Electric Vehicle Powertrains | Luxembourg City, Luxembourg | University of Luxembourg

Position:	Postdoc in Electric Vehicle Powertrains
Institution:	University of Luxembourg
Location:	Luxembourg City, Luxembourg
Duties:	Perform cutting research and education tasks in the fields of mechanical engineering; Provide high-level support to internal PhD research projects and external industrial partners to develop a structure model of transmission components; Develop models of transmission and driveline in Siemens Amesim/Modelica software, develop NV&H model of transmission and driveline; Develop an efficiency model of a transmission and a driveline; Attend internal and external design review meetings; Writing internal reports documenting development steps; Participate in the research, education, and training activities: Bachelor, Master, and PhD programs; Writing funding demands and scientific articles in the field of mechanical powertrains
Requirements:	Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering or equivalent degree; 5+ years of engineering/technology development/research experience 0 - 2 years of experience in powertrain engineering or related fields; Understanding modelling mechanical systems like transmission, synchronises, gear trains, and drivelines; Experience in computer-aided structural modelling; Experience with finite element software like ANSYS, ABAQUS or NASTRAN

Text:	Postdoc in Electric Vehicle Powertrains Perform cutting research and education tasks in the fields of mechanical engineering; Provide high-level support to internal PhD research projects and external industrial partners to develop a structure model of transmission components; Develop models of transmission and driveline in Siemens Amesim/Modelica software, develop NV&H model of transmission and driveline; Develop an efficiency model of a transmission and a driveline; Attend internal and external design review meetings; Writing internal reports documenting development steps; Participate in the research, education, and training activities: Bachelor, Master, and PhD programs; Writing funding demands and scientific articles in the field of mechanical powertrains Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering or equivalent degree; 5+ years of engineering/technology development/research experience 0 - 2 years of experience in powertrain engineering or related fields; Understanding modelling mechanical systems like transmission, synchronises, gear trains, and drivelines; Experience in computer-aided structural modelling; Experience with finite element software like ANSYS, ABAQUS or NASTRAN