Master Graduation: Auto Digital Twin for Baggage Systems

Vanderlande; Veghel; On-site; EUR 6,100 - 7,300; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Monthly internship allowance

Commuting allowance

Health center on-site

Employee communities

Restaurant & coffee bar

Job summary

Vanderlande in Veghel seeks a Master student to develop an automated, continuously updating Digital Twin for baggage systems. You will conduct literature research, analyze site and simulation data, and build a proof-of-concept for synchronized digital shadows throughout the asset lifetime.

Join a multi-disciplinary team (Java simulations, cloud architectures with Azure, Databricks data processing) and deliver a practical thesis with real-world validation.

Qualifications

• Master enrolment and Dutch residency required for the Netherlands.
• Experience with Java simulation frameworks is a plus.
• Strong analytical and research capabilities in simulation and data-driven systems.

Responsibilities

• Conduct literature research on continuous model validation, automated model synchronization, and digital twin lifecycle management.
• Perform data analysis combining real-time operational site data with simulation logs.
• Design and build a working proof-of-concept for automated monitoring, updating, and validating of operational Digital Twins.
• Validate your prototype against real-world Baggage Handling System datasets and scenarios.
• Write a high-quality Master graduation thesis and present findings to the engineering organization.

Skills

Java simulation frameworks

Azure

Databricks

Data analysis

Education

Master degree

Tools

Java

Job description

Vanderlande in Veghel seeks a Master student to develop an automated, continuously updating Digital Twin for baggage systems. You will conduct literature research, analyze site and simulation data, and build a proof-of-concept for synchronized digital shadows throughout the asset lifetime.

Join a multi-disciplinary team (Java simulations, cloud architectures with Azure, Databricks data processing) and deliver a practical thesis with real-world validation.