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RESEARCH ASSISTANT / SUMMER TRAINEE (AUTOMATION TECHNOLOGY AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERING UNIT), 12 POSITIONS / TUTKIMUSAPULAINEN / KESÄTYÖNTEKIJÄ (AUTOMAATIO- JA KONETEKNIIKAN YKSIKKÖ), 12 TEHTÄVÄÄ
Together, Tampere University and Tampere University of Applied Sciences form a higher education community that places faith in people and scientific knowledge. Leading experts in the fields of technology, health and society are changing the world at Finland’s second largest multidisciplinary higher education institution. www.tuni.fi/en
The Automation Technology and Mechanical Engineering Unit (ATME) at Tampere University invites applications for several summer trainee positions in the fields of Innovative Hydraulics and Automation, Process Control, FAST-Lab, Dependable Systems Automation CyberLab, and Mechatronics.
JOB DESCRIPTION
The research assistants / summer trainees will assist the research groups at ATME by performing a broad variety of tasks. The research interests of our groups cover a wide range of fields, including robotics, automation, modularisation, integration and automation programming, and numerical algorithms. ATME seeks to maintain a balance between basic and industrially applicable research and has been recognized for research excellence in both areas.
The positions will be filled for a fixed-term period of 3 months, commencing on 1 June 2025 or as mutually agreed. A trial period of one month will apply.
4. DEPENDABLE SYSTEMS AUTOMATION CYBERLAB
Multiple topics suitable for summer trainee in extending Tampere Cyber City e.g. integrating steam engine as PLC controlled power supply for the Cyber City street lights, integrating traffic lights and wirelessly controlled for Lego train as traffic management solution, building a AR model (Digital Twin) of the Cyber City and integrating real-time measurements to the model, converting existing VR model of distillation process into AR model and integrating real-time measurements to the model, integrating ValmetDNA into distillation process AR model and many more. Depending on the subject the report language requirement may be Finnish since the outcomes are used in Critical Infrastructure Cyber Security Training in Finland. Required interest areas should be some subset of the following:
Digital Design and Manufacturing (D2M)
Research on optimization of digital design to manufacturing workflows:
Passionate about shaping the future of engineering design, manufacturing, and sustainability? Join the D²M Laboratory as a Summer Trainee and work on exciting projects in one of these areas:
1️⃣ Product Design: Advanced modeling (FEA, CFD, topology optimization) and data-driven simulations.
2️⃣ Process Monitoring and Optimization: Additive manufacturing, hybrid processes, sensor-technologies, Deep-learning, and AI-driven optimization.
3️⃣ Sustainable Manufacturing: Green digital twins, energy-efficient workflows, and sustainable manufacturing solutions.
Hands-on experience with cutting-edge tools. Real-world research challenges in a collaborative environment. Skills development in computational mechanics, AI, and sustainability.
The possibility to shape your summer job into a M.Sc. thesis
Passion for innovation and interest in at least one area and curiosity and eagerness to explore interdisciplinary topics.
We do not expect that you are an expert in all these research areas, but your study record and personal interest need to relate to at least one RA, and you need to show interest in exploring other RAs. During the application, the summer trainee will need to specify his/her preferred research RA:
REQUIREMENTS:
We are looking for science and engineering students who enjoy problem-solving, have the ability to think independently and work in an international research environment, and possess good social and team working skills. Potential candidates include, for example, students in their 1st to 4th year who have successfully completed their studies, for example, in automation or mechanical engineering. A good command of both spoken and written English will be considered an advantage.