Future Air Transport Network Researcher as scientific employee (m/f/d)
- As a member of the interdisciplinary team "Economics & Transportation" you will conduct research on new operational concepts for aircraft to improve their economic performance and reduce their environmental impact through improved fleet planning and scheduling
- You will support research on future airline operating costs and fleet renewal incorporating novel system technologies powered by, e.g. efuels, batteries, or hydrogen
- In cooperation with other research and industrial partners, you will work on joint projects in the field of air transport networks and aircraft operations
- In an interdisciplinary team you will contribute your ideas as air transport network designer to internal projects
Please apply by June 12th 2022.
- You have successfully completed your studies in Operations Research, Mathematics, Aerospace Engineering or Business Administration
- You intend to obtain a PhD
- You have already earned experience in fleet planning/scheduling ideally in aviation
- You are passionate about modelling, simulating and optimising of transport networks
- You have knowledge of at least one programming language (C, Java, R, Python or OPL) and ideally, you have experience in versioning (e.g. GITHub)
- Creativity, reliability, preciseness, and self-reliance are among your strengths
- You are interested in target-oriented tasks and in working in an interdisciplinary team
- You are proficient in German and English
The future of
flying starts with us.
And with you.
Re-think the way we fly. In an international
think tank, at the highest professional level.
With experts from various disciplines that come
together in fascinating ways. Ready to always
improve on the good, to think beyond the beaten
path, constantly asking questions – and thereby
challenge the pioneering spirit anew every day.
In a young, modern working environment
with open ears and doors.
That’s who we are, Bauhaus Luftfahrt in Taufkirchen
near Munich: around 50 colleagues
whose work is backed by the four aviation
companies, Airbus, IABG, Liebherr-Aerospace
and MTU Aero Engines as well as DLR and the Free
State of Bavaria. We investigate the future of
mobility, particularly the long-term development
of aviation. In doing so, we take into account
technical, economic, social and ecological
aspects equally.
Our benefits package encompasses a familyfriendly
flexitime agreement, an attractive
salary package in the public tariff system with
company pension provision and a range of health
programmes.
