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Airbus Defence and Space in Germany is inviting a Master’s Thesis candidate in Structural Engineering to work within the Mechanical Systems department in Friedrichshafen. Topics cover FE modelling of satellites, static/dynamic analyses, and tool development with Python, Excel, and Matlab.
English documentation is required; German is a plus. Location is Immenstaad am Bodensee, 6 months starting April 2027, with a 35-hour week, international environment, and access to Generation Airbus networking
Job Description: In order to support the mechanical systems department, Airbus Defence and Space is looking for a Master's Thesis in Structural Engineering (d/f/m) Are you looking for a final year project? Would you like to discover the work of a structural analysis engineer (d/f/m)? We look forward to you joining us at the ‘Mechanical Systems’ department in Friedrichshafen.
Location: Immenstaad am Bodensee. Start: April 2027. Duration: 6 months.
At the moment, we have several topics available related to structural analyses of satellites, instruments and mechanisms, which will be discussed with the candidates during the selection process. Doing your final year project with us involves performing several of the following tasks:
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