Intern/Working Student (m/f/d) in FEM Simulation & Battery Development

At Clarios, we are producing the world’s best batteries, essential for the evolving future of transportation. Our advanced, low-voltage batteries and smart solutions power nearly every type of vehicle and are found in 1 of 3 cars on the road today. Ready to contribute to exciting projects and gain hands-on experience in a global leader’s dynamic environment? Then take on the challenge and become a valued member of our team! For our location in Hanover we are looking for you with immediate effect as an Intern/Working Student (m/f/d) in FEM Simulation & Battery Development As part of an internship (minimum six months) or a working student position, you will gain practical experience in simulation-driven product development and battery technology. Working closely with experienced engineers and cross-functional teams, you will contribute to innovative projects that support the next generation of energy storage solutions.

You will take on the following tasks

Perform structural and dynamic simulations using LS-DYNA for automotive and battery applications, including vibration and dynamic load scenarios Conduct thermal and electro-thermal simulations using ANSYS Workbench and APDL Create and prepare construction models for battery components using SolidWorks, SpaceClaim or Discovery Support the design optimization for our batteries and supercapacitors Contribute to the development and improvement of thermal management systems for Li-ion batteries Develop scripts and automation tools for geometry generation, model automation, and data analysis, including support for AI-based development projects Perform Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) with ANSYS Fluent for flow and heat transfer analysis in battery manufacturing processes Apply multi-physics simulation techniques to analyze grid corrosion, thermal behavior, and structural integrity in battery systems

Your qualifications

Currently pursuing an advanced degree in mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, physics, ch