B. Eng. Electrical and Information Engineering, R&D Software Division, Starting 1 September 2027

A 4.5-year cooperative degree programme in electrical and information engineering focused on automotive software and embedded systems. The programme combines university phases at Ostfalia University of Applied Sciences in Wolfenbüttel with practical phases at ZF in Hanover and provides exposure to software architecture, basic software, tool development and modern control units.

Work on modern automotive software and embedded systems; gain experience in software architecture, basic software and tool development; implement architectural concepts in software solutions; further develop toolchains for architectural design, integration and software validation; work on guidelines and methods for software architectures in modern multi-core systems; integrate and automate development tools; help optimise development processes for quality assurance and traceability; complete practical semesters and regular practical days at ZF.

General university entrance qualification or university of applied sciences entrance qualification; interest in technical systems and the interaction of hardware and software; enthusiasm for embedded systems, software development or automotive engineering; programming skills, preferably in Python, C or C#; initial experience with measuring instruments is an advantage; analytical thinking and a structured working style; interest in understanding and developing existing solutions; teamwork, initiative and a sense of responsibility; good German and English skills.

Innovative products and technologies; varied and challenging tasks with a practice-oriented learning environment; flexible working hours; health initiatives and sports programmes; capital-forming benefits and occupational pension provision; advantages of a company covered by a collective agreement; development opportunities and freedom to shape work in an international environment; regular feedback meetings; committed and qualified trainers; training courses, webinars and e-learning; exciting projects such as Sports & More, the Student Engineering Academy and trade fair appearances.