Prof. Dr. rer. nat. Hans-Georg Schweiger
Research Professor Battery Systems, Head of CARISSMA C-ECOS, Head of Research Group Safe Electromobility
We are looking for committed employees, research master's students and doctoral candidates for the further development of vehicle safety and safe automated driving.
At the CARISSMA Institute of Electric, Connected and Secure Mobility (C-ECOS) you will work in an excellently equipped, internationally networked research environment. In close co-operation with automotive manufacturers, suppliers and research partners worldwide, you will actively help to shape innovative research and test projects.
We offer attractive entry and development opportunities for graduates and experienced professionals in Engineering Sciences, Natural Sciences and Computer Science - from working on challenging projects to doctorates in cooperation with national and international partner universities.
Find out more about our specialisations on our website . We look forward to receiving your unsolicited application.
Are you Studying at Technische Hochschule Ingolstadt? If you are interested in doing your thesis in our group, you can find a list of currently available topics, together with contact details, here.
If you are interested in working as a student assistant at our institute, please submit your application to Prof. Dr. Hans-Georg Schweiger at least 2 weeks before the start of the semester.
A doctorate at our institute offers you the opportunity to work independently and scientifically while being integrated into a high-performance research environment. As part of a technical university, we combine application-orientated research with scientific excellence.
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We support you on your path to a doctorate with clear structures, individualised support and a professional scientific environment.
Shape the technologies of tomorrow with us.
We offer a wide range of positions in a variety of fields. You are welcome here as a professor or in a scientific or science support role! With 8,600 students in business and technology and 900 employees, we are shaping the future.