Robert Bosch LLC
4005 Miranda Avenue
Job title:
Energy Engineering Intern
Location:
Anderson, SC
Term:
Summer, 2015
Degree/Major: BS/Mechanical Engineering
Job Description:
Tasks and Responsibilities:
 Track CO2 reduction projects using FCM/TEF3 A3s
 Evaluate equipment/system energy consumption
 Research funding opportunities for CO2 reduction projects
 Track and project facility CO2 emissions
 Evaluate energy recovery systems for waste heat
 Research energy efficient facility systems (i.e. chilled water,
compressed air, etc.)
Qualifications:
Background in the following academic areas: Heat transfer, thermodynamics;
good communication skills; self-motivated; basic understanding of equipment
and system drawings; proficient in Microsoft Excel and Power Point
We invite applications from enrolled students from the following BERN target
universities ONLY: Caltech, Stanford, MIT, UC Berkeley, Univ. of Michigan,
Univ. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Michigan State Univ., Ohio State
University, Purdue, Clemson University Georgia Tech, Univ. of South
Carolina, Carnegie Mellon, and Indiana University.
To apply please send email with resume to:
222998-CJB-0@boschresearch.hrmdirect.com
What is the BERN Program?
The Bosch Energy Research Network (BERN) is an eight year, 10 million dollar
project aimed at promoting energy research and education.
For more information please visit www.BERNProgram.com
Palo Alto, CA 94304
bern-internships@us.bosch.com
www.BERNprogram.com
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Job title:
Oxygen Sensor Development Intern
Location:
Anderson, SC
Term:
Summer, 2015
Degree/Major: BS, MS, Mechanical Engineering or Material Science
Job Description:
Participate in development of new oxygen sensor design to increase
fuel efficiency and decrease emissions. Develop component fabrication
concepts. Develop assembly concepts. Develop and evaluate
requirements, component design concepts and assembly processes.
Qualifications:
Ability to create test plans. Ability to collect, organize and analyze data.
Develop recommendations based on data. Ability to write reports and
prepare presentations. Ability to lead workshops for idea generation.
Knowledge of manufacturing and assembly operations. Basic
knowledge of metals, plastics and ceramics. Ability to evaluate thermal
and structural loadings of components. Knowledge of plastic forming
and joining methods.
We invite applications from enrolled students from the following BERN target
universities only: Caltech, Stanford, MIT, UC Berkeley, Univ. of Michigan,
Univ. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Michigan State Univ., Ohio State
University, Purdue, Georgia Tech, Univ. of South Carolina, Clemson,
Carnegie Mellon, and Indiana University.
To apply please send email with resume to:
222999-CJB-0@boschresearch.hrmdirect.com
What is the BERN Program?
The Bosch Energy Research Network (BERN) is an eight year, 10 million dollar
project aimed at promoting energy research and education.
For more information please visit www.BERNProgram.com
Job title: Business Development Intern for Stationary Energy Storage
Location: Palo Alto, CA
Term:
Summer, 2015
Degree/Major: MBA candidate
Established in 2011, Bosch Energy Storage Solutions (BESS) is developing systems
for the stationary energy storage market. These systems can reduce greenhouse gas
emissions by enabling higher penetration of renewable energy, decreasing the need
for peaker plants and facilitating electrification of rural and remote areas in emerging
markets. Come join a dynamic, multi-disciplinary, international team in our goal of a
greener planet.
Job Description:
 Assist the Director of Business Development for North America with
sales and marketing for the Energy Storage team.
 Account management and communication with multiple customers and
potential strategic partners.
 Calculation of potential projects using Bosch simulation software, and
proposal preparation with Excel and Powerpoint.
 Market research and analysis, reviewing industry reports and news
articles, to complete summary presentations and insights.
 Administrative support with day to day needs.
Qualifications:
 Strong background in Finance and modeling. Excel skills and are
required for project proposals and cash flow projections. Knowledge of
advanced formulas, and IRR, NPV, ROI, Tax and depreciation effects.
Must be comfortable with detailed review of data.
 Powerpoint presentation experience, especially with advanced charts.
 Communication with clients over the phone and webex, and making calls
per day at times.
 Autonomy, attention to detail, flexibility, critical thinking and excellent
communication and teamwork skills are expected. Ability to take
directions and be self-driven and comfortable communicating ideas and
points of view. Ability to work on multiple projects at a time and with
fast changing priorities.
We invite applications from enrolled students from the following BERN target universities
ONLY: Caltech, Stanford, MIT, UC Berkeley, Univ. of Michigan, Univ. of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign, Michigan State Univ., Ohio State University, Purdue, Georgia Tech, Univ. of South
Carolina, Clemson, Carnegie Mellon, and Indiana University.
To apply please send email with resume to:
223001-CJB-0@boschresearch.hrmdirect.com
What is the BERN Program?The Bosch Energy Research Network (BERN) is an
eight year, 10 million dollar project aimed at promoting energy research and
education. For more information please visit www.BERNProgram.com
For more information please visit www.BERNProgram.com
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Job title:
Location:
Term:
Degree/Major:
Business Development Intern - Powertrain Electrification
Lake Orion, MI
Summer, 2015
Enrolled student in BS/MS program in Marketing or EE
Job Description:
Tasks and Responsibilities:
 Support Business Development for HEV/PHEV/EV
Applications
o Evaluation of Market Needs
o Impact of Future Legislation
o Portfolio Gap Analysis
 Support technical customer meetings
Qualifications:
Mechanical or Electrical Engineering courses
Ability to work indendently on given tasks
Excellent written/oral communications
Understanding of Hybrid/Electric Vehicle Components a plus
(e-machines, inverters)
 Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite (Excel, Powerpoint, etc)
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We invite applications from enrolled students from the following BERN target
universities ONLY: Caltech, Stanford, MIT, UC Berkeley, Univ. of Michigan,
Univ. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Michigan State Univ., Ohio State
University, Purdue, Georgia Tech, Univ. of South Carolina, Carnegie Mellon,
and Indiana University.
To apply please send email with resume to:
223003-CJB-0@boschresearch.hrmdirect.com
What is the BERN Program?
The Bosch Energy Research Network (BERN) is an eight year, 10 million dollar
project aimed at promoting energy research and education.
For more information please visit www.BERNProgram.com
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Job title:
Location:
Term:
Degree/Major:
Energy Technologies Internship
Charleston, SC
Summer 2015
Enrolled Undergraduate Student in Engineering
Job Description:
Tasks and Responsibilities:
 Participates in assessment of energy use practices
 Input and track improvement opportunities to reduce energy
 Calculates cost based on improvement ideas
 Usage of energy auditing tools, such as thermal camera, ultrasonic
leak detector, and electrical meters
 Create presentations and reports based on improvement
opportunities, best practices and education
 Support production/engineering groups with energy knowledge in
implementing projects
 Research and introduction of new energy technologies or processes
Qualifications:
 Progress toward a BS in engineering (enrolled student)
 Basic knowledge of energy topics within an industrial setting;
compressed air systems, basic electrical concepts, basic mechanical
knowledge (pumps, motors, valves etc)
 Basic knowledge of engineering concepts including pressure, flow
and heat transfer
 Computer skills, especially MicroSoft PowerPoint and Excel
 Communication/Presentation skills
 Motivation, willingness to learn
 Dependability, adaptability, flexibility
We invite applications from enrolled students from the following BERN target
universities ONLY: Caltech, Stanford, MIT, UC Berkeley, Univ. of Michigan, Univ. of
Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Michigan State Univ., Ohio State University, Purdue,
Georgia Tech, Univ. of South Carolina, Clemson, Carnegie Mellon, and Indiana
University.
To apply please send email with resume to
223008-CJB-0@boschresearch.hrmdirect.com
What is the BERN Program?
The Bosch Energy Research Network (BERN) is an eight year, 10 million dollar
project aimed at promoting energy research and education.
For more information please visit www.BERNProgram.com
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Job title:
Facilities Engineering Intern
Location:
Farmington Hills, MI
Term:
Summer, 2015
Degree/Major: Enrolled student in BS (3rd or 4th year), Electrical Engineering
Job Description:
Tasks and Responsibilities:
Position supports Energy Efficiency Projects and Optimization Strategies for
the Farmington Hills and Plymouth Facilities
Tasks and Responsibilities:
1. Reviwing and implementing test equipment sub-metering strategies to
support RGBs
2. Profviding facilities support for RGB energy reduction practices
3. Analyzing energy metering data for energy reduction opportunities as
well as development of collection and allocation strategies for optimal
chargeback potential.
4. Support for improvement of ISO 50001 Energy Management System
improvements.
Qualifications:
1. Knowledge of electrical engineering principles with regard to electrical
distribution equipment and systems
2. Ability to interpret electrical blueprints, including one-line drawings and
panel drawings
3. Ability to analyze data utilizing spreadsheet software – i.e. Excel
Preferred: Project management experience
We invite applications from enrolled students from the following BERN target
universities ONLY: Caltech, Stanford, MIT, UC Berkeley, Univ. of Michigan, Univ. of
Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Michigan State Univ., Ohio State University, Purdue,
Georgia Tech, Univ. of South Carolina, Carnegie Mellon, and Indiana University.
To apply please send email with resume to:
222737-CJB-0@boschresearch.hrmdirect.com
What is the BERN Program?
The Bosch Energy Research Network (BERN) is an eight year, 10 million dollar
project aimed at promoting energy research and education.
For more information please visit www.BERNProgram.com
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Job title:
Mild-Hybrid System Control Development Intern
Location:
Farmington Hills, MI
Term:
Summer, 2015
Degree/Major: Currently enrolled in MS or PhD Student in Mechanical,
Electrical or Computer Engineering
Job Description:
Internship will consist of vehicle level control development to implement driver
aid features and predictive control strategy on a 48V hybrid demonstrator.
This will involve creating algorithms to interpret data from a GPS guidance
module to determine likely future events and to optimize the usage of the
powertrain around those events. Additionally, a user interface to give the
driver visual and potentially tactile feedback to aid in fuel consumption
reduction by full realizing the potential of the 48V and Start/Stop Coasting
systems based on surrounding conditions (traffic, terrain, etc).
Qualifications:
Knowledge of vehicle controls and software a necessity. Understanding of
vehicle system modeling useful for determining likely control strategy paths.
Hands-on experience working with embedded systems or with vehicle testing
procedures required.
We invite applications from enrolled students from the following BERN target
universities ONLY: Caltech, Stanford, MIT, UC Berkeley, Univ. of Michigan, Univ. of
Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Michigan State Univ., Ohio State University, Purdue,
Georgia Tech, Univ. of South Carolina, Clemson University, Carnegie Mellon, and
Indiana University.
To apply please send email with resume to:
223011-CJB-0@boschresearch.hrmdirect.com
What is the BERN Program?
The Bosch Energy Research Network (BERN) is an eight year, 10 million dollar
project aimed at promoting energy research and education.
For more information please visit www.BERNProgram.com
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Job title:
Energy Management Platform Development Intern
Location:
Palo Alto, CA
Term:
Summer, 2015
Degree/Major: Enrolled Ph.D or M.S. student in EE/ME, ChemE or Aero
Established in 2011, Bosch Energy Storage Solutions (BESS) is developing
systems for the stationary energy storage market. These systems can reduce
greenhouse gas emissions by enabling higher penetration of renewable
energy, decreasing the need for peaker plants and facilitating electrification of
rural and remote areas in emerging markets. Come join a dynamic, multidisciplinary, international team in our goal of a greener planet.
Job Description:
Tasks and Responsibilities:
Development and testing of software components of energy management
system. Development of data acquisition, adaptive filtering, and aggregation
software. Development of model-based load forecasting components.
Qualifications:
Strong programming skills in Matlab. Knowledge of control theory, numerical
optimization, dynamic systems identification is a big plus.
We invite applications from enrolled students from the following BERN target
universities ONLY: Caltech, Stanford, MIT, UC Berkeley, Univ. of Michigan,
Univ. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Michigan State Univ., Ohio State
University, Purdue, Georgia Tech, Univ. of South Carolina, Carnegie Mellon,
Clemson, and Indiana University.
To apply please send email with resume to:
223273-CJB-0@boschresearch.hrmdirect.com
What is the BERN Program?
The Bosch Energy Research Network (BERN) is an eight year, 10 million
dollar project aimed at promoting energy research and education.
For more information please visit www.BERNProgram.com
Job title:
Energy Management Platform Development Intern
Location:
Palo Alto, CA
Term:
Summer, 2015
Degree/Major: Enrolled M.S. or Ph.D. student in ECE, ME, Physics or CS
Established in 2011, Bosch Energy Storage Solutions (BESS) is developing systems
for the stationary energy storage market. These systems can reduce greenhouse gas
emissions by enabling higher penetration of renewable energy, decreasing the need
for peaker plants and facilitating electrification of rural and remote areas in emerging
markets. Come join a dynamic, multi-disciplinary, international team in our goal of a
greener planet.
Job Description:
Tasks and Responsibilities:
We are looking for motivated new talents to help us in developing new
algorithms for control and development of energy systems combined from
renewable resources such as wind farms and PV installations, energy storage
devioces, and conventional generation resources. The work will involve
development and testing of SW platform that generates load forecasts,
aggregates renewable generation forecasts, and plans optimally dispatch of
energy resources on a fixed time horizon.
Qualifications:
Strong programming skills in MATlab, R or Python. Knowledge of energy
systems, numerical optimization or control theory is a plus.
We invite applications from enrolled students from the following BERN target
universities ONLY: Caltech, Stanford, MIT, UC Berkeley, Univ. of Michigan, Univ. of
Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Michigan State Univ., Ohio State University, Purdue,
Georgia Tech, Univ. of South Carolina, Carnegie Mellon, Clemson and Indiana
University.
To apply please send email with resume to:
223274-CJB-0@boschresearch.hrmdirect.com
What is the BERN Program?
The Bosch Energy Research Network (BERN) is an eight year, 10 million dollar
project aimed at promoting energy research and education.
For more information please visit www.BERNProgram.com
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Job title:
Connected Light Node Power Electronics Intern
Location:
Plymouth, MI
Term:
Summer, 2015
Degree/Major: MS or Ph.d student in Electrical Engineering or Physics
Job Description:
Tasks and Responsibilities:
Assist electronic hardware development team with design and release
of Connected Light Node ballast variants. Tasks may include circuit
simulation and calculations, sample build preparation and modification,
testing, and preparing release documents.
Connected Light Node ballasts are high efficiency, high reliability
lighting ballasts intended for industrial and commercial applications.
Initial products will target connection to AC grid. Later products target
DC Micogrid applications which facilitate connection to renewable
energy sources such as wind and solar power.
Qualifications:
Minimum: Ability to use Microsoft Word and Excel. Ability to read
electronic schematics. Knowledge of basic electronic circuit operation,
including resistors, capacitors, diodes, and transistors. Familiarity with
electronic components, including MOSFETs, inductors, capacitors.
Preferred: Knowledge of switchmode power supplies including buck
and boost converters. PSpice, LTSpice, Mathcad, MATLAB, PLECS,
Power 4-5-6.
We invite applications from enrolled students from the following BERN target
universities ONLY: Caltech, Stanford, MIT, UC Berkeley, Univ. of Michigan, Univ. of
Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Michigan State Univ., Ohio State University, Purdue,
Georgia Tech, Univ. of South Carolina, Carnegie Mellon, Clemson and Indiana
University.
To apply please send email with resume to:
223277-CJB-0@boschresearch.hrmdirect.com
What is the BERN Program?
The Bosch Energy Research Network (BERN) is an eight year, 10 million dollar
project aimed at promoting energy research and education.
For more information please visit www.BERNProgram.com
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Job title:
Marketing Analyst: Smart Grid, Lighting, Wireless Control
Location:
Plymouth, MI
Term:
Summer, 2015
Degree/Major: Enrolled BS or MS student in Science, technical or
engineering discipline
Job Description:
Tasks and Responsibilities:
1. Analyze Smart Grid, Lighting market, Solar Inverter markets.
2. Develop 10 year projection market forecast on improved efficiency
lighting technologies (LED, DC, induction, CCFL, other), control
systems and Solar overview.
3. Market price development, value proposition, product cost life cycle.
4. Sector analysis (commercial, industrial, defense, municipa
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Qualifications:
Knowledge: Technical focus
Skill set: Strong organization, analytical and communication skills
We invite applications from enrolled students from the following BERN target
universities ONLY: Caltech, Stanford, MIT, UC Berkeley, Univ. of Michigan, Univ. of
Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Michigan State Univ., Ohio State University, Purdue,
Georgia Tech, Univ. of South Carolina, Carnegie Mellon, Clemson and Indiana
University.
To apply please send email with resume to:
223278-CJB-0@boschresearch.hrmdirect.com
What is the BERN Program?
The Bosch Energy Research Network (BERN) is an eight year, 10 million dollar
project aimed at promoting energy research and education.
For more information please visit www.BERNProgram.com
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Job title:
Location:
Term:
Degree/Major:
Business Development / Market Research Intern - DC Microgrid
Palo Alto, CA
Summer, 2015
Enrolled student in MBA or MS program in economics or public policy
Job Description:
 Define strategy for business and sales channel development in US for
components and services related to micro-grids using distributed
generation resources for industrial or commercial sectors.
 Responsible for market intelligence US: Analysis of regulations and
market trends, competitor and customer intelligence, market modeling.
 Perform deep dive analysis to understand the energy retrofit market for
different commercial segments
 Explore different business models for customer financing including
finance/tax leasing, energy savings contracts and turn-key project sales
Qualifications:
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Master degree in engineering, business, economic or social science.
M.B.A preferred.
Strong analytical, market research skills.
Experience in controlling and financial reporting
Self-sufficient, proactive, structured and efficient work style. Capable
of team collaboration, highly motivated to innovate and identify
practical solutions to problems.
 Customer-focused and engaging, highly motivated personality with
entrepreneurship-spirit; readiness to walk the extra mile.
We invite applications from enrolled students from the following BERN target universities
ONLY: Caltech, Stanford, MIT, UC Berkeley, Univ. of Michigan, Univ. of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign, Michigan State Univ., Ohio State University, Purdue, Georgia Tech, Univ. of South
Carolina, Clemson, Carnegie Mellon, Clemson and Indiana University.
To apply please send email with resume to:
222739-CJB-0@boschresearch.hrmdirect.com
What is the BERN Program?The Bosch Energy Research Network (BERN) is an
eight year, 10 million dollar project aimed at promoting energy research and
education. For more information please visit www.BERNProgram.com
For more information please visit www.BERNProgram.com
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Job title:
4EE Intern
Location:
Hoffman Estates, IL
Term:
Summer, 2015
Degree/Major: BS or MS in Electrical or Mechanical Engineering
Job Description:
Tasks and Responsibilities:
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This position is primarily to work on 4EE (energy efficiency)
Retrofit projects and support processes
To learn and properly apply Bosch Rexroth products to customer
machines within the 4EE area.
Assist in the development of technical analysis of machine
Development of sales tools to promote the 4EE advantages
o Customer query process
o Develop an automation method to capture, store and
analyze.
Assist Applications Engineer in defining the application
requirements and developing a quotation.
Qualifications:
 Strong communications skills, both written and verbal.
 High knowledge or Understanding of motion controls as related to
electrical and/or mechanical machinery.
 Ability to travel to customer site as necessary
 Ability to read / interpret Electrical and Mechanical prints
 Good Organizational skills
 Positive attitude / professionalism
 Commitment to customer satisfaction
 Ability to multi task
 High level of computer knowledge (Microsoft office suite)
 Team Player - work well in teams
 Open minded
We invite applications from enrolled students from the following BERN target
universities ONLY: Caltech, Stanford, MIT, UC Berkeley, Univ. of Michigan, Univ. of
Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Michigan State Univ., Ohio State University, Purdue,
Georgia Tech, Univ. of South Carolina, Clemson, Carnegie Mellon, and Indiana
University.
To apply please send email with resume to:
223280-CJB-0@boschresearch.hrmdirect.com
What is the BERN Program?
The Bosch Energy Research Network (BERN) is an eight year, 10 million dollar
project aimed at promoting energy research and education. For more
information please visit www.BERNProgram.com
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Job title:
Energy Consumption Market Research Intern
Location:
Bethlehem, PA
Term:
Spring or Summer, 2015
Degree/Major: BS or MS in Electrical Engineering
Job Description:
Tasks and Responsibilities:
- Research on Market Trends in US Manufacturing in reference to
Energy Consumption Reduction for Production Machines
- Identify "energy" targets among various industries (e.g. Automotive)
- Investigate BR and competitors solutions for energy efficiency
- Internet research
- Interview BR internal resources, e.g. SFA, BetP + FniP/FCM
- Review BR GoGreen project and compare with other user initiatives
- Check with RBNA if similar programs are installed
- Assistance with various short-term assignments
Qualifications:
- General Knowledge of production machines and plant engineering
- Good skills in reporting, utilizing MS Office
- Group interaction and teamwork
- Pro-active
- Decision making capabilities with reasoning
We invite applications from enrolled students from the following BERN target
universities ONLY: Caltech, Stanford, MIT, UC Berkeley, Univ. of Michigan, Univ. of
Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Michigan State Univ., Ohio State University, Purdue,
Georgia Tech, Univ. of South Carolina, Clemson, Carnegie Mellon, and Indiana
University.
To apply please send email with resume to:
222320-IJB-0@boschresearch.hrmdirect.com
What is the BERN Program?
The Bosch Energy Research Network (BERN) is an eight year, 10 million dollar
project aimed at promoting energy research and education.
For more information please visit www.BERNProgram.com
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Job title:
Development of Next Gen High Efficient DC Drive Intern
Location:
Waltham, MA
Term:
Spring or Summer, 2015
Degree/Major: BS or MS(preferred) in Electrical or Mechanical Engineering
Job Description:
Tasks and Responsibilities:
Assist team of engineers with the development of the next generation
brush DC motor. Create and design motor components. Coordinate
with in-house sample shop for fabrication. Perform analysis of key
components using simulation tools. Conduct validation testing as
needed. Perform benchmarking and document state of the art
Qualifications:
 Highly motivated with good communication and analytical skills
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Good understanding of electromechanical systems
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Proficient with design tool such as SolidWorks
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Matlab / Simulink programming
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Experience with FEA of mechanical systems (ANSYS, ABAQUS)
We invite applications from enrolled students from the following BERN target
universities ONLY: Caltech, Stanford, MIT, UC Berkeley, Univ. of Michigan, Univ. of
Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Michigan State Univ., Ohio State University, Purdue,
Georgia Tech, Univ. of South Carolina, Clemson, Carnegie Mellon, and Indiana
University.
To apply please send email with resume to:
223283-CJB-0@boschresearch.hrmdirect.com
What is the BERN Program?
The Bosch Energy Research Network (BERN) is an eight year, 10 million dollar
project aimed at promoting energy research and education.
For more information please visit www.BERNProgram.com
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Job title:
High Efficient DC Drives Intern
Location:
Waltham, MA
Term:
Spring, Summer or Fall, 2015
Degree/Major: BS or MS (preferred) in Mechanical or Electrical Engineering
Job Description:
Tasks and Responsibilities:
Support the team with
- evaluating efficiency of existing designs
- identifying improvement areas to increase efficiency
- modifying existing designs
- development of new concepts
- calculation
- simulation (thermal, strength, NVH)
- validation testing
Qualifications:
High level of motivation, good communication skills, analytical skills
Solidworks (CAD)
MATLAB and SIMULINK,
Programming (C or C++)
Additional skills:
LabView
ABAQUS (FEM)
ANSYS (FEM)
We invite applications from enrolled students from the following BERN target
universities ONLY: Caltech, Stanford, MIT, UC Berkeley, Univ. of Michigan, Univ. of
Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Michigan State Univ., Ohio State University, Purdue,
Georgia Tech, Univ. of South Carolina, Clemson, Carnegie Mellon, and Indiana
University.
To apply please send email with resume to:
223285-CJB-0@boschresearch.hrmdirect.com
What is the BERN Program?
The Bosch Energy Research Network (BERN) is an eight year, 10 million dollar
project aimed at promoting energy research and education.
For more information please visit www.BERNProgram.com
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Job title:
Fuel Cell Power Storage Feasibility Analysis Intern
Location:
Farmington Hills, MI
Term:
Summer, 2015
Degree/Major: MS or PhD student in ME, EE/CompE, ChemE or related
Job Description:
Tasks and Responsibilities:
The intern will perform an analysis of the applicability of Bosch fuel cell
technology to the stationary fuel cell power storage market. This analysis will
highlight the market potential in the stational power storage sector and the
potential penetration that could be achieved with current Bosch fuel cell
technology and Bosch technology from other sectors. This will also be used
to identify shortcomings and necessary modification of existing components
from other sectors to be suitable for the fuel cell market.
Qualifications:
This position requires a broad understanding of engineering principles
covering mechanical, elect6rical and chemical disciplines and experience
exercising sound engineering judgement to evaluate a broad range of
technologies in the rapidly growing field of hydrogen fuel cells. Experience
analyzing or creating technical specifications and drawings is highly desired.
Experience with market data analysis is a plus.
We invite applications from enrolled students from the following BERN target
universities ONLY: Caltech, Stanford, MIT, UC Berkeley, Univ. of Michigan, Univ. of
Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Michigan State Univ., Ohio State University, Purdue,
Georgia Tech, Univ. of South Carolina, Clemson, Carnegie Mellon, and Indiana
University.
To apply please send email with resume to:
223286-CJB-0@boschresearch.hrmdirect.com
What is the BERN Program?
The Bosch Energy Research Network (BERN) is an eight year, 10 million dollar
project aimed at promoting energy research and education.
For more information please visit www.BERNProgram.com
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Job title:
Research Engineer Intern – airflow design
Location:
Waltham, MA
Term:
Summer, 2015
Degree/Major: MS student in Mechanical or aeronautical engineering, or
related
Job Description:
Tasks and Responsibilities:
Conduct project to investigate the optimal radial loading distribution for axial
fans in the presence of close downstream blockage. This project will involve
building simple CFD models of representative geometries, including
momentum source representation for the fan, and examining the effect of the
radial fan load distribution on the system airflow and power characteristics.
Experimental verification of simulation results is included in the project.
Project deliverables will be a report of results and design recommendations.
Qualifications:
Knowledge of principles of fluid dynamics/aerodynamics, airfoils/hydrofoils.
Skills: 3D CAD modeling; setup, meshing, and postprocessing of CFD
models.
Available tools:
3D modeling: SolidWorks or AutoCAD
CFD: ANSYS CFX or FLUENT
Meshing: ANSYS Workbench or ICEM-CFD
We invite applications from enrolled students from the following BERN target
universities ONLY: Caltech, Stanford, MIT, UC Berkeley, Univ. of Michigan, Univ. of
Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Michigan State Univ., Ohio State University, Purdue,
Georgia Tech, Univ. of South Carolina, Clemson, Carnegie Mellon, and Indiana
University.
To apply please send email with resume to:
223287-CJB-0@boschresearch.hrmdirect.com
What is the BERN Program?
The Bosch Energy Research Network (BERN) is an eight year, 10 million dollar
project aimed at promoting energy research and education.
For more information please visit www.BERNProgram.com
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Job title:
Fuel Economy and Emissions Intern
Location:
Farmington Hills, MI
Term:
Summer, 2015
Degree/Major: MS or PhD student in ME, EE or ChemE
Job Description:
Tasks and Responsibilities:
Vehicle fuel economy requirements are becoming significantly more stringent
over the next decade in many parts of the world. This goes in conjunction with
substantially tighter limits on vehicle tailpipe emissions in the United States,
Europe, and China. Often times, current technologies to meet tailpipe
emissions limits are counter acting the improvements made on fuel economy.
Bosch is actively working on measures to increase fuel economy, while
simultaneously meeting the strictest emissions standards in the foreseeable
future. The intern will work on the development of next generation
technologies for the engine fuel system and combustion system, as well as
employ novel exhaust gas aftertreatment strategies and optimize their impact
on emission reduction and fuel economy.
Qualifications:
A strong background in engine combustion systems and/or emissions
aftertreatment systems is required for a successful completion of these tasks.
The candidate should have experience working in a laboratory environment.
Experience in engine controls is beneficial.
We invite applications from enrolled students from the following BERN target
universities ONLY: Caltech, Stanford, MIT, UC Berkeley, Univ. of Michigan, Univ. of
Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Michigan State Univ., Ohio State University, Purdue,
Georgia Tech, Univ. of South Carolina, Clemson, Carnegie Mellon, and Indiana
University.
To apply please send email with resume to:
223290-CJB-0@boschresearch.hrmdirect.com
What is the BERN Program?
The Bosch Energy Research Network (BERN) is an eight year, 10 million dollar
project aimed at promoting energy research and education.
For more information please visit www.BERNProgram.com
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Job title:
Manufacturing Engineering Intern
Location:
Bethlehem PA
Term:
Summer, 2015
Degree/Major: BS or MS student in Mechanical or Industrial Engineering
Job Description:
Tasks and Responsibilities:
Analyze CO2 usage and energy consumption in the plants, help
prepare for ISO 50001 standard. Help reduce CO2 usage, heat and
energy consumption by the machines; by taking the heat and using this
heat for heating up the building or water etc.
- Assistance with various short-term assignments
Qualifications:
- General Knowledge of production machines and plant engineering
- Advanced engineering knowledge, AutoCAD, Project Management
skills
- Good skills in reporting, utilizing MS Office
- Group interaction and teamwork
- Pro-active
- Decision making capabilities with reasoning
We invite applications from enrolled students from the following BERN target
universities ONLY: Caltech, Stanford, MIT, UC Berkeley, Univ. of Michigan, Univ. of
Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Michigan State Univ., Ohio State University, Purdue,
Georgia Tech, Univ. of South Carolina, Clemson, Carnegie Mellon, and Indiana
University.
To apply please send email with resume to:
103374-CJB-0@boschresearch.hrmdirect.com
What is the BERN Program?
The Bosch Energy Research Network (BERN) is an eight year, 10 million dollar
project aimed at promoting energy research and education.
For more information please visit www.BERNProgram.com
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