Working Student Driving Assistance Function Development (m/f/d), Bietigheim-Bissingen

The mission of the thermal systems business group is to develop and manufacture systems, modules and components to ensure thermal energy management of the power train and comfort for each passenger, during all phases of vehicle use. These systems help to significantly reduce fuel consumption, CO2 emissions and other pollutants and harmful particles from vehicles equipped with internal combustion engines. They also increase travel range and battery life for hybrid and electric vehicles. At the Front Office in Bietigheim-Bissingen we are supporting Sale- and Project activities and compose the interface between the customers Daimler and Valeo-internal departments at the development from Thermal Systems.

Tasks

• Review data obtained from the study to define and classify different driving patterns
• All drivers were asked to drive a specific test route in a simulated environment
• Each driver had to negotiate pre-determined scenarios on the road as they drove along the simulated environment
• Goal would be to review the data and determine specific patterns in driving behaviour
• The logic will be used for Valeo Customer projects
• You will interact and work with an ADAS engineering team
• Deliverables include (but not limited to) a report of the research work that is listed above, source code (prototype software implementation) that will be tested in a prototype vehicle
• Support the development of a rule based approach to determine specific driver manoeuvres

Profile

• Prior knowledge of driver assistance systems (lane centering, lane keep assist etc.) and motivation to bring new ideas to improve the functions
• Experience in software coding in C/C++, Python.
• Experience in Matlab and Simulink
• Interest in working with data
• Knowledge of git/github
• Agile way of working
• Business fluent in English, German is a plus
• Be enrolled as a student in computer science, electrical engineering, mechatronics, automotive engineering, aerospace engineering, mathematics, physics, or a comparable field