Engineer electrial engineering, energy technology, physics or similar (f/m/x)

Would you like to work in an interactive, cooperative and international team? Are you interested in the new and further development of renewable energy technologies, in particular the development of new control and energy management methods?

Then the Institute of Networked Energy Systems is an attractive employer for you. Our primary research objective is the development of concepts and technologies that ensure a stable energy system based on weather-dependent and decentralized power generation from renewable energies.

The Institute of Networked Energy Systems employs around 185 people at its Oldenburg and Stuttgart sites and deals with system technology and system analysis issues relating to the intelligent and efficient coupling of the electricity, heating, industry and transport sectors.

The team in the Energy System Technology department focuses on the interaction between system-relevant energy technologies within decentralized networked structures. In the distribution grid in particular, we are striving for new architectures for the energy systems of the future that ensure robust grid operation even under the influence of fluctuating feeders.

In the DESYS project, the DLR institutes VE, MI and SP are pooling their expertise in the areas of operation and design of networked energy systems (VE), resilience of maritime infrastructures (MI) and development of software methods (SP). This allows requirements, concepts and technical solutions for future functional system operation to be developed at various levels of climate-neutral electricity systems and the feasibility of a climate-neutral and resilient overall energy system to be analyzed on the basis of high-quality input data, system and market modelling and using evaluation techniques based on different transformation scenarios.

 As part of the DESYS:

• you design a smart grid lab environment to emulate smart building energy, neighborhood and distribution grids and implement a grid control system to control the lab environment
• you are entrusted with the development of simulative energy system and grid models and integrate these into the laboratory environment using real-time computing systems
• you integrate real grid components, such as PV systems or charging stations, into the laboratory environment using the hardware-in-the-loop concept
• you develop new control and energy management approaches in cooperation with the project partners and validate them in the laboratory
• you publish your findings in scientific publications and at conferences

DLR - Helmholtz / Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt

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Deadline: 2024-04-30
Location: Germany, Oldenburg
Categories: Electrical Engineering, energy engineering, Energy technology, Engineer, Engineering, Natural Science, PhD, Physics,

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