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Profound knowledge of advanced automatic control (optimal, robust, and model-predictive control) and/or optimization concepts.

Please note, you must still be enrolled as a student during the internship period to qualify for the position.

A current MS or PHD student pursuing a degree in Engineering or Mathematics.

What skills are needed to qualify for this internship?

You will implement concepts and solutions in prototypes and hardware.

You will collaborate and exchange ideas with experts in the fields of control and optimization.

You will contribute to industrial research projects on control and optimization for power systems and smart grid.

It plays a key role in achieving and maintaining leading competitive positions in the fields of electrification and automation while at the same time helping Siemens fully tap into the growth field of digitalization. Siemens' central research and development arm sees itself as a strategic partner to the company's businesses. The support provided to the businesses in their research and development activities is ideally balanced with CT's own future-oriented research. It provides important services along the entire value chain – from research and development to production and quality assurance, as well as optimized business processes. Together with its global network of experts, CT is a strategic partner to Siemens' operative units. Our central research and development unit, Corporate Technology (CT) plays an important role in this. Our team has a strong publication record in leading journals and conferences.įor nearly 170 years, pioneering technologies, and the business models developed from them, have been the foundation of Siemens' success. You will be encouraged to think out-of-the-box, innovate and find solutions to real-life problems.

You will have the opportunity to test your knowledge in a challenging problem-solving environment. Our Princeton facility is recognized for providing a stimulating environment for highly talented and self-motivated students. An internship with Siemens Corporate Technology is a great opportunity for students to gain real world experience in a diverse work environment in the US. During this internship, you will experience the excitement and challenges of industrial research. Our close contact to different business units in Siemens provides the opportunity to contribute to and gain experience in real industrial applications. Join our research group Autonomous Systems and Control located in Princeton, NJ, for a 6-12 full-time (40 hours/week) internship and investigate new control and optimization functions for smart grids. Whether you're helping to develop products for the operating units or working in interdisciplinary projects for the business areas: At Corporate Technology you'll be working in the heart of Siemens' technological research together with the best.Ħ-12 Month Internship – Control and Optimization for Smart GridsĪre you interested in developing new control and optimization functions for real industrial smart grid applications? Here's the right internship opportunity for you! We offer you a high level of practical relevance as well as an opportunity to individually contribute your knowledge and your visions around the world.

Would you like to be a part of that? Then join us. We at Corporate Technology are more than employees: We are actively helping to make people's lives a little better every day. Our support provided to the businesses in their research and development activities is ideally balanced with our own future-oriented research. Together with our global network of experts, we are a strategic partner to Siemens' operative units and provide important services along the entire value chain – from research and development to production and quality assurance, as well as optimized business processes.

Primary Location: United States-New Jersey-PrincetonĮducation Required Level: Bachelor's Degreeįor nearly 170 years, pioneering technologies and the business models developed from them have been the foundation of Siemens‘ success. Business Unit: Research in Digitalization and Automation