Students: Parametric CAD & Mesh Automation for Power-Electronic Modules

City: Chemnitz Date: Oct 22, 2026

Students: Parametric CAD & Mesh Automation for Power-Electronic Modules

The Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft is one of the world's leading organizations for application-oriented research. 74 institutes develop pioneering technologies for our economy and society – more precisely: 30 000 people from technology, science, administration and IT. They know: Anyone who comes to Fraunhofer wants to and can make a difference. For themselves, for us and for the markets of today and tomorrow.

The Fraunhofer Institute for Electronic Nanosystems ENAS specializes in the development of smart systems – so-called intelligent systems for a wide range of applications. These systems combine electronic components, micro- and nanosensors, and actuators with communication interfaces. Fraunhofer ENAS develops individual components, the technologies for their manufacture, as well as system concepts and system integration technologies, and translates them into practical applications. Fraunhofer ENAS supports customer projects from the initial idea through design, technology development, or implementation using existing technologies, all the way to a tested prototype.

The Micro Materials Centre (MMC) department is concerned with the reliability of electronic components. The application-oriented research aims to improve the reliability of electronic components by means of suitable experimental investigations and the use of numerical models and, furthermore, to carry out a prognosis of the remaining service life.

This position focuses on developing an open-source workflow for parametric geometry generation and automated meshing of power-electronic modules. The extended research investigates AI based approaches to automating CAD modeling and mesh generation.

Are you interested in AI-based finite-element modeling and simulation? Join our Micro Materials Centre (MMC) department for an exciting student research position starting immediately, with the possibility of continuation.

Be part of change

• Evaluate open-source CAD and meshing tools for geometry and assembly modeling.