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Join an innovative team at a leading automotive software company, focusing on the future of Software-Defined Vehicles. As a Master Thesis student, you'll engage in cutting-edge research, exploring platform-independent software generation and middleware integration. You'll collaborate with experts, gain hands-on experience with production C code, and contribute to scientific findings that push the boundaries of vehicle dynamics. This is an exciting opportunity to be part of a transformative journey in the automotive industry, where your contributions will shape the future of mobility.
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Monsheim, Germany
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03.05.2025
17.06.2025
At CARIAD, we're bundling and further expanding the Volkswagen Group's software expertise. We’re uniting over 6,500 global experts to build a scalable technology stack, including a software platform, unified electronic architecture, and reliable connection to the automotive cloud. Our CARIDIANS are developing vehicle functions such as driver assistance systems, a next-generation infotainment platform, power electronics and charging technology, and digital services in and around the vehicle.
Our software is already in Volkswagen ID. models and will soon power Audi and Porsche vehicles with the E3 1.2 platform in 2024.
It's a challenging task, but with experts like you, we can shape the future of mobility. Join us at CARIAD and be part of this exciting journey!
Our “Vehicle Motion” team is seeking a motivated Master Thesis student to focus on the Software Defined Vehicle (SDV) concept through platform-independent software generation and custom middleware coupling. You will collaborate with a PhD student to address the following research question: What are the differences between code generators for platform-independent C code output, and how can the generated application software integrate with runtime middleware?
We are a group of passionate engineers and talented PhD students dedicated to developing cutting-edge software for automotive chassis applications. Together, we're driving innovation in the automotive industry, pushing the boundaries of vehicle dynamics and control systems.
Join our team and gain hands-on experience with production C code generated by our internal toolchain. You will explore various code generators, evaluating them based on memory usage, runtime performance, and code quality parameters.