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Job Description

Job Description As an intern, you will further strengthen the correlation between CO2 and BSFC results from our certification and development test cells. This increases the value of development data early in the product development process. Your tasks are: You compare the calculation methods and map where their assumptions differ. Examples include fuel composition, humidity correction, CO2 from DEF (AdBlue) dosing and analyser drift; You use test data and uncertainty analysis, such as Monte Carlo simulation, to find out which factors contribute most to the differences; You build a prediction model that estimates the expected certification value, including an uncertainty interval, from development test conditions; You advise which measurement or procedural improvements would best strengthen the correlation between the two cell types; You deliver a report, a validated calculation tool (Python/MATLAB) and a final presentation. During the internship you will learn about emissions legislation, test cell measurement technology, uncertainty analysis and statistical modelling with real industrial data. You will work in a development environment for heavy-duty engines. Your profile We are looking for a WO or HBO student in Mechanical Engineering or Automotive with a strong interest in data analysis and measurement technology. You also: Have experience with Python or MATLAB; Have basic knowledge of statistics; Have knowledge of combustion engines and basic control engineering is a plus; Have good communication skills in English. Dutch is a plus; Work accurately, analytically and independently. Department PACCAR Global Engines is the center of competence for engine and aftertreatment development within PACCAR. In our state-of-art engine development centers, engines are developed meeting future regulations. As a global technology leader in the design, manufacture and customer support of high-quality premium trucks we offer multiple opportunities to contribute to our success in a multi-disciplinary team. Within Global Engines department, the Certification Development team is responsible for certification activities to obtain and maintain emission and OBD certificates. This consists of engine dyno and vehicle testing including all mandatory documentation of our products. Performing certification testing is one the important steps in the submittal process. Certification testing can be either in an engine testbed or on/off-road on a vehicle using PEMS equipment. We offer A look behind the scenes at a large, international organisation A great deal of freedom and responsibility – we are open to your initiatives and, depending on the assignment, you will see your results reflected on the work floor An experienced coach and mentor who you can learn a lot from and who is ready to help you move forward An internship allowance of € 375,- gross (Bachelor's) or € 450,- gross (Master's) per month on a full-time basis A travel allowance, if you do not have a student travel pass A housing allowance, if you are temporarily renting a room near DAF Every intern gets the chance to participate in the Student Event. During this event, you get to meet other interns and find out more about DAF/PACCAR! Curious about how students experience their internship at DAF? Read stories from our former interns here. Interested? Upload your CV and cover letter via the apply button below. For more information, you can contact Paddy Wilms via Email [email protected] or phone number 040-2142616.

Core Responsibilities

Compare calculation methods used for certification and development test cells, analyze test data and uncertainty sources, and build a model to predict certification results from development test conditions. Recommend measurement or procedural improvements and deliver a report, a validated Python or MATLAB tool, and a final presentation.

Requirements

The role is intended for a WO or HBO student in Mechanical Engineering or Automotive with an interest in data analysis and measurement technology. Candidates should have Python or MATLAB experience, basic statistics knowledge, strong English communication skills, and an accurate, analytical, independent working style; knowledge of combustion engines and basic control engineering is a plus.

Benefits

• Internship Allowance
• Travel Allowance
• Housing Allowance
• Experienced Coach and Mentor
• Student Event Participation
• Freedom and Responsibility