Working Student, Launch Vehicle Structures (m/f/d)

Overview

Isar Aerospace SE invites applications for a working student position as a Working Student, Launch Vehicle Structures. The role is based in Parsdorf, Bavaria, Germany, with a requirement for regular on-site presence near Munich. Selected students will join the Loads and Dynamics team to support launch vehicle development by working on real engineering activities, flight data analysis, and technical methods for current and future vehicle programs.

What you get

The position provides hands-on experience in aerospace engineering challenges alongside senior engineers. Employees receive daily subsidised lunches, a flexible mobility budget featuring either a fully financed Deutschlandticket or a fuel allowance, and sponsored sports club memberships through EGYM Wellpass. Free snacks and beverages are provided at the workplace, and staff receive access to OpenUp for free online support from certified psychologists and lifestyle experts for themselves and their families.

Requirements

Applicants must be currently enrolled in a relevant bachelor or master degree program, such as Aerospace Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Physics, or a similar field. Candidates need an interest in data analysis, simulation, and physical systems, along with programming experience using Python or Matlab. Additional prerequisites include a strong analytical and problem-solving mindset, strong communication and organizational skills, and professional proficiency in English. Applicants must also be located in or near Munich to fulfill regular on-site attendance. Helpful bonus skills include basic knowledge of structural mechanics, fluid dynamics, or aerospace engineering, as well as familiarity with CFD postprocessing tools like ParaView, Tecplot, StarCCM+, and Ansys, or experience using GitLab.