Intership Application of Machine Learning methods to the results of tribological tests

Job description

Robert Bosch GmbH

Renningen

Research & Development

23.03.2017

DE00520983

Do you want beneficial technologies being shaped by your ideas? Whether in the areas of mobility solutions, consumer goods, industrial technology or energy and building technology – with us, you will have the chance to improve quality of life all across the globe. Welcome to Bosch.

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Your contribution to something big

In cooperation with a team of scientists and engineers you will work on the application of Machine Learning methods in order to answer tribological questions more efficiently in the future. This way you gain a broad insight into industrial research.

·  Documentation of the state of the art in the area of Machine Learning (ML)
·  Literature research on existing methods and algorithms
·  Preparation of existing testbench results, suitable for ML methods
·  Application and optimization of different ML-methods
·  Evaluation of the used methods in terms of precision and consistency with physical boundary conditions
·  Derivation of wear maps for the prediction of wear coefficients
·  Documentation and presentation of the results

What distinguishes you

·  Student of Engineering or Science, Mechanical Engineering, Physics, Mathematics, Computer Sciences or comparable with above-average course achievement
·  Experience in established programming languages (e.g. MATLAB)
·  Knowledge of Machine Learning, respectively the willingness to learn on this topic
·  Tribological knowledge is advantageous
·  Independent, structured and target-orientated working approach

For more information please contact Mr. Bette Tel.: +49(711)811-26298

Interesting facts

Start: May 2017
Length of this thesis: 6 months, there is the possibility of writing a thesis on this topic

Requirement for this internship being enrolled in university. Please attach your examination regulations and when indicated work permit and legal alien resident.

About Us

The Corporate Sector Research and Advance Engineering is in charge of designing, testing and exploring systems, components and technologies. Our innovations consistently aim to achieve an improvement in the quality of life.
Renningen, near Stuttgart, is the new hub of the Bosch Group’s global research and advance engineering activities. Here around 1,600 employees from the center for research and advance engineering will develop new materials, methods, and technologies, along with new systems, components, and production processes.