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Breunig Aerospace is providing raytracing analysis of astrophysical telescopes for design optimization and test / calibration activities.

We use in-house and opensource codes (e.g. McXTrace) for this purpose.

The mid-term goal is to transition activities to a next generation in-house code which leverages modern GPU architectures and more easily integrates with other tools from the CAD and CAE realm.

We are looking for a student to contribute to:

• theoretical verification of next-gen concepts
• research on available open source components and alternatives
• improvement of existing modules and tool-chains
• developing and benchmarking of next-gen code

Applicants should have a good knowledge of computer graphics concepts and be fluent in Python and C/C++ (at least one required). Some knowledege of GPU programming (e.g. CUDA or OpenCL) is considered an advantage.

Contact us with your details at mail@breunig-aerospace.de

THIS POSITION COULD ALSO BE OCCUPIED BY A PART TIME YOUNG PROFESSIONAL

We are currently developing an electric propulsion system for a light aircraft / sailplane and want to intensify our efforts in this sector.

We are looking for a student who can contribute to this field by:

• setting up of lab- / workshop space for
• assembly and testing of components
• development of ground support equipment and software
• documentation of test and development activities
• design and development of electrical and mechanical components

Applicants from disciplines like physics, mechanical & electrical engineering or computer science are equally welcome given a certain minimal background in electric drive chains, battery technology or related fields.

Contact us with your details at mail@breunig-aerospace.de