Internship Drive Acoustics

Porsche AG · Weissach

InternshipGerman needed: fluent

Still open on 2 Nov

You apply on the company's own website.

Key facts

Duration: 3 to 6 months
Language needed: German and English
Subject you study: Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Vehicle Engineering, Acoustics, Mechatronics, Physics

Powertrain acoustics across the whole drive system – from combustion engine through e-machine, pulse inverter and transmission to driveline and auxiliary units
Design and validation of gas exchange systems, especially regarding sound and compliance with legal traffic noise requirements
Sound development for combustion and PHEV variants and design of the acoustic driving experience
Planning, carrying out and evaluating tests on prototype vehicles, including measurement data analysis and preparing results
Preparing documents for working groups and committees to support decision-making and project communication

A place at university studying engineering – ideally with a focus on mechanical engineering, vehicle engineering, acoustics, mechatronics, physics or electrical engineering – or a comparable degree (at least in the 3rd semester or in the gap year between bachelor's and master's)
A strong affinity for the automotive industry and enthusiasm for innovative vehicle technologies
Ideally knowledge of tools such as HEAD ArtemiS, Matlab or INCA
A structured, independent and proactive way of working
Teamwork and communication skills
Sense of responsibility
Flexibility and commitment
Confident use of MS Office
Very good German and good English skills (min. B2)

Powertrain acoustics across the whole drive system – from combustion engine through e-machine, pulse inverter and transmission to driveline and auxiliary units
Design and validation of gas exchange systems, especially regarding sound and compliance with legal traffic noise requirements
Sound development for combustion and PHEV variants and design of the acoustic driving experience
Planning, carrying out and evaluating tests on prototype vehicles, including measurement data analysis and preparing results
Preparing documents for working groups and committees to support decision-making and project communication

A place at university studying engineering – ideally with a focus on mechanical engineering, vehicle engineering, acoustics, mechatronics, physics or electrical engineering – or a comparable degree (at least in the 3rd semester or in the gap year between bachelor's and master's)
A strong affinity for the automotive industry and enthusiasm for innovative vehicle technologies
Ideally knowledge of tools such as HEAD ArtemiS, Matlab or INCA
A structured, independent and proactive way of working
Teamwork and communication skills
Sense of responsibility
Flexibility and commitment
Confident use of MS Office
Very good German and good English skills (min. B2)