Process Team
Chemical Engineer
On Site
Are you ready to transform your theoretical knowledge into practical skills and make a tangible difference in the fight against climate change? Do you want to work alongside a creative, young, and motivated team in an exciting, hands-on environment? If you're a chemical engineering student eager to contribute to cutting-edge research and innovative technologies, we invite you to apply for our open position in the process team.
Who We’re Looking For: We seek enthusiastic and proactive students who are passionate about engineering and climate solutions. Key qualities include:
Strong self-motivation and initiative.
Teamwork, reliability, and a genuine interest in both practical and theoretical research.
Willingness to acknowledge and fill gaps in knowledge.
Understanding of fundamental heat transfer and thermodynamics concepts.
Enthusiasm for working on direct air capture technology.
Preferred Skills and Experiences: While not required, the following skills are considered a plus:
Basic knowledge of inorganic chemistry.
Understanding of adsorption/desorption processes.
Experience in component research and selection.
Familiarity with heat transfer processes, especially with small-sized pallets.
Proficiency with Ansys or other CFD (Computational Fluid Dynamics) simulation software.
Ability to read, understand, and create Process Flow Diagrams (PFDs).
Experience in similar work groups or processes.
Hands-on crafting or assembly experience, such as through internships.
Your Role and Responsibilities: As a member of our process team, your contributions will include:
Assisting in the design, construction, and realization of our pilot plant.
Developing innovative concepts to improve the performance of our regeneration reactor (heat exchanger).
Conducting simulations related to bulk flow or fluid dynamics using cutting-edge software.
Engaging in research and proposing optimizations for processes and components.
Assembling components in the MakerSpace in Garching.
Assessing the performance of the pilot plant once it is fully operational.
About Us: We are a non-profit registered association (Eingetragener Verein), focused entirely on research and providing valuable hands-on experience for students. Please note that this position is unpaid.
Are you ready to transform your theoretical knowledge into practical skills and make a tangible difference in the fight against climate change? Do you want to work alongside a creative, young, and motivated team in an exciting, hands-on environment? If you're a chemical engineering student eager to contribute to cutting-edge research and innovative technologies, we invite you to apply for our open position in the process team.
Who We’re Looking For: We seek enthusiastic and proactive students who are passionate about engineering and climate solutions. Key qualities include:
Strong self-motivation and initiative.
Teamwork, reliability, and a genuine interest in both practical and theoretical research.
Willingness to acknowledge and fill gaps in knowledge.
Understanding of fundamental heat transfer and thermodynamics concepts.
Enthusiasm for working on direct air capture technology.
Preferred Skills and Experiences: While not required, the following skills are considered a plus:
Basic knowledge of inorganic chemistry.
Understanding of adsorption/desorption processes.
Experience in component research and selection.
Familiarity with heat transfer processes, especially with small-sized pallets.
Proficiency with Ansys or other CFD (Computational Fluid Dynamics) simulation software.
Ability to read, understand, and create Process Flow Diagrams (PFDs).
Experience in similar work groups or processes.
Hands-on crafting or assembly experience, such as through internships.
Your Role and Responsibilities: As a member of our process team, your contributions will include:
Assisting in the design, construction, and realization of our pilot plant.
Developing innovative concepts to improve the performance of our regeneration reactor (heat exchanger).
Conducting simulations related to bulk flow or fluid dynamics using cutting-edge software.
Engaging in research and proposing optimizations for processes and components.
Assembling components in the MakerSpace in Garching.
Assessing the performance of the pilot plant once it is fully operational.
About Us: We are a non-profit registered association (Eingetragener Verein), focused entirely on research and providing valuable hands-on experience for students. Please note that this position is unpaid.
