Location
Oberhaching (near Munich), on-site

About us

PFASuiki destroys PFAS, the “forever chemicals”, in contaminated water instead of just moving them elsewhere. We are a deep-tech startup with our lab and office in Oberhaching, south of Munich.

We are currently developing a system for treating PFAS-contaminated water. We are looking for a mechanical engineering student to work with us on its design and build.

Your tasks

You will work alongside our engineers. The main focus is practical work on the pilot plant.

• Carry out the hands-on build and mechanical assembly of our system

• Develop 3D models and technical drawings in SolidWorks to support the build

Your profile

• Enrolled in mechanical engineering or a related degree

• Experience with SolidWorks or a comparable CAD tool

• Practical workshop or assembly experience, from university, a student team, an internship or your own projects

• Able to read and create technical drawings

• A careful, safe way of working with tools and equipment

• Available on-site in Oberhaching for 20 h/week as a working student or 40 h/week as an intern

• Good English; German is a plus

What we offer

• Real hardware: you help build the plant that takes our technology out of the lab

• Day-to-day work with experienced engineers, who supervise and support you

• A deep-tech team working on an environmental problem to save the world

• On-site in Oberhaching, near Furth station on the S3 line

How to apply

Apply through this listing with your CV and a cover letter that describes technical projects you have worked on.