The Centre for Industrial Electronics (CIE), Department of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering (DME), and part of the Faculty of Engineering at the University of Southern Denmark, offers a part-time position, 10 hours per week, from 15 September 25 - 14 September 2026 as a Student Assistant to fabricate and characterize electrolytic capacitor. The Student Research Assistant should have knowledge on basic electronics. The student assistant should assist in the activities listed below.
Assignment of the Student Assistant includes:
- Fabrication of electrolytic capacitors.
- Electrical characterization of electrolytic capacitors.
- Analysis and reporting of results.
For further information about the position and the application procedure, please contact
Luciana Tavares, Associate Professor
Tel. +45 6550 1645
Email: [email protected]
Last day to submit application: September 8th. 23.59
Please note, the selected candidate as Student Assistant or Academic Supervisor must be enrolled as student at SDU.
Employment shall take place in accordance with the framework agreement between the Ministry of Finance and SUL (National Union for Student Teachers in Government Service).
In case you have not yet had an examination at SDU, the enrollment confirmation instead of the exam transcript must be annexed your application.
Application must include cover letter, CV and transcript of grades. All documents in connection with the application should not contain CPR number (civil registration number) – in that case, the CPR number must be crossed out.
All attached files must be in Adobe PDF format. Cover letter and CV can contain max. 5 Mb.
We recommend that you read how to apply before you apply.
The University wishes our staff to reflect the diversity of society and thus welcomes applications from all qualified candidates regardless of personal background.
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