Internship in Automatic Air Cavity Detection (m/f) 80-100%

In sheet metal forming, enclosed volumes of air can become trapped between the forming tools and the metal sheet during a press run. As the tools close, this air is compressed, potentially causing forming defects, surface marks, noise, tool wear, or process instability. To mitigate this, shop floors apply venting: drilling vent holes in the tools to allow air to escape. Today, vent placement is largely based on technician experience and trial-and-error, making the process subjective, time-consuming, and hard to standardize.

Your tasks

• Bring an existing prototype to production quality and integrate it into a solver DLL extension
• Add essential features such as vent hole size and placement suggestions
• Robust implementation of geometric algorithms
• Performance optimization and parallelization
• Translation of customer needs to a concrete software solution
  

Your profile

• Master's or Bachelor’s degree (or in the process of obtaining one) in computer science or engineering or a related field
• Familiarity with C++ programming
• Basic geometry knowledge
• Team Player with a strong commitment to problem solving
• Good knowledge of English required. German would be a plus
  

Our offer

• A challenging role in a respectful and global working environment
• Being part of a world-leading, high-end CAE software company
• Working on cutting edge technologies for the automotive industry
• Professional development and continuous education
• Excellent balance between your working life and your private life through flexible working hours
  

This role is based in Zurich. The duration at 100% workload is 6 months. The minimum workload is 80%, extending the duration accordingly.

Start of work is as soon as possible. Please note that we only consider applicants that have the legal right to work in the respective location. We will only consider direct applications. Please send us your CV and attachments. We are looking forward to receiving your application.

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