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Fraunhofer - in a Nutshell

The Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft e.V. was founded in 1949. Today, it is one of Europe’s leading research institutions, with some 32,000 employees and more than 75 institutes. With a total business volume of 3.6 billion euros, we make vital contributions to science and industry.

The possibilities for your career are just as diverse as our research fields: Whether as an intern, student assistant, working on your thesis, as a research associate, or as an employee in technology and IT, management, or organization - become part of our team!

Career at Fraunhofer Research Institution for Battery Cell Production FFB

 

Join us as a research associate - whether you're just starting your career or already have professional experience. Work across diverse disciplines, collaborate with renowned partners, and take the opportunity to pursue a doctorate in your chosen field.

 

 

 

As a specialist in engineering or IT, you’ll join our dedicated teams, contribute your expertise, and actively help shape the development of Fraunhofer FFB.

 

 

 

Contribute your expertise in management and organization and help shape the future with creative and innovative solutions.

 

 

 

 

Kick-start your career with us – whether you're a student or an apprentice, exciting opportunities await you at Fraunhofer FFB.

 

Take a practical approach to your studies - in an inspiring environment with room for ideas. With us, you can work as a student assistant, working student or intern on exciting current projects and put your theoretical knowledge into practice.

 

Write your thesis in a dynamic environment with practical relevance. Work with us on future-oriented projects, gain valuable practical experience and be supported by experienced experts - so you can advance your ideas in a targeted manner.

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First-Hand Insights - a Portrait of our Employees

In personal interviews, our colleagues talk about their tasks, projects and experiences at Fraunhofer FFB. They tell us what makes their work special - and what inspires them every day.

»Open-minded, friendly and easygoing. I quickly noticed that everyone enjoys working here. Although we are a young team, we are growing together with Fraunhofer FFB. I feel very welcome..«

 

Philip Polzin | Apprentice

»For me, Research Fab Battery Cells is a lighthouse project that I am convinced will be a useful addition to the research environment in the field of battery production and will create a valuable offering for industry.«

Dr.-Ing. Saskia Wessel | Division Manager

»For me, research means curiosity, and following curiosity means progress. In my job, the research drive leads to technical innovation. I find that fascinating.«

 

 

Hasibe Turhan | Research Associate

»There will be several digital twins at Research Fab Battery Cells: for the whole building and rooms, such as clean rooms, the individual production facilities and for the product, the battery cell.«

 

Dr. Antje Fitzner | Data Scientist

»This special opportunity to be part of a project, to build something from scratch that will benefit German research and industry in the long term and make them more competitive, motivated me from day one.«

Dr. rer. nat. Jonas Henschel | Research Associate

»I have placed the focus of my tasks on eco-management, as the topic of sustainability is a central aspect of e-mobility and the competitiveness of German battery cell manufacturers in international competition.«

Marius Schütte | Research Associate

 

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BatteryCityMünster PhD Day

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