System Engineer for Vacuum System Architecture, Molecular Flow Modeling and Simulation (f/m/x)
you will contribute during the early development phase to prepare flow architectures for vacuum systems and components considering performance, timing and costs
you will develop and validate models and methods for flow simulations (Lattice Boltzmann Methods (LBM) and Direct Simulation Monte Carlo (DSMC))
your work takes place in close coordination with interdisciplinary teams consisting of internal and external developers, service providers and suppliers
an important part of your daily work will be requirements engineering, stakeholder management and the preparation of development documents
as part of industrialization, another task is to ensure design verification, manufacturing, and integration capability as well as risk management
you will represent your allocated topics to projects and customersThe activity is embedded in a development network consisting of customers, external partners from the high-tech industry and research institutions
a very good university degree in aerospace engineering, process engineering, mechanical engineering, or physics with professional experience in industry and science
In-depth knowledge of vacuum system design and molecular flow modeling (LBM, DSMC)
experience in the simulation of rarified gas and plasma flows
several years of experience in programming and application of DSMC or LBM software
an independent and systematic work ethic and excellent organizational and communication skills
pleasure in working as part of an interdisciplinary team in a highly dynamic environment
very good organization, communication and presentation skills for tasks and work results
very good command of written and spoken English and German
Your ZEISS Recruiting Team:
Franziska Bäuerle, Ramazan Azgin
