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ZF CVS is hiring a dual student for its Hardware-in-the-Loop and Real-Time Models (HIL & RTM) department in Hanover. The role involves developing and validating complex vehicle-system models, applying advanced programming techniques, supporting driving tests on an in-house test track, and collaborating with TÜV under German Federal Motor Transport Authority requirements. The 3.5-year Computer Science degree alternates between theoretical phases at FHDW Hannover and practical phases at ZF in Hanover, with opportunities for placements in other departments and participation in employee sports events. Applicants need a higher-education or university-of-applied-sciences entrance qualification, German and English communication skills, interest in automotive engineering and technical systems, and aptitude for mathematics and computer science.
