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Urgent call to everyone who wants to help shape aviation.

Each and every day, in every project we work on, we live by our slogan, We have the drive to solve the unsolvable. To help make sure it stays that way, we need bright, bold thinkers who have the courage to forge new paths and want to share their passion for innovation, growth, and evolution with us.

Looking for an exciting challenge? Want to contribute your personal initiative, hands-on mindset, and team spirit while you get to know advanced technology up close and personal? Then MTU is the place for you!

What are you waiting for? Join us and become part of a community of like-minded people at the forefront of developments in aviation. Together, we can do great things and shape the future of international aviation.

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Luisa Kümmerle
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e-mail: Luisa.Kuemmerle@mtu.de
Tel. +49 89 1489 8193
 

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We asked some of our students why they enjoy working at MTU.

My work in Employer Branding and HR Marketing at MTU is giving me valuable insight into professional life. I especially like the broad range of tasks involved and the high level of independence and personal responsibility I have on various projects. What I particularly appreciate about my team is their willingness to always have an open ear for colleagues with questions and concerns and the appreciation they show for my work. I have flexible working hours and the option to work from home, which really helps me balance working and my studies.

Noëmi, working student in our Employer Branding and HR Marketing team

As a working student in structural mechanics at MTU, I work in the hands-on technical part of aviation. Right now, I’m using FEM programs to analyze structures made of composite fiber materials. My work is interesting and varied. In addition to research, I also develop tools to facilitate advance design with this material. The practical experience is also benefiting my studies.

Berk, working student in structural mechanics with a focus on material models, probability, and methods at MTU

An internship at MTU after I finished secondary school sparked my fascination with technical connections, mathematically solvable problems, and many exciting working fields derived from them. That’s why I decided to study mechanical engineering, and now I’m back at MTU as an intern, this time in the aerodynamics department. What I especially like about my work is getting to work on cutting-edge technology every day, along with the freedom we're given and the open corporate culture. Working toward the shared aim of ever safer and more efficient aviation motivates me in everything I do each day.

Myren, intern in our aerodynamics department

During my time as a student writing my master’s thesis in the structural mechanics department at MTU, I can get involved in sophisticated and challenging projects. I really like the unique combination of challenging tasks, excellent support from co-workers, and the close connection between research and industry. It’s interesting to be a part of a team working at the leading edge of technological development.

Nikolas, first an intern and now a student writing his master’s thesis in structural mechanics at MTU

During my internship at MTU, I got to know an innovative and multifaceted company in a highly sophisticated and complex field of technology.

This gave me the chance to apply the theoretical content of my studies of aerospace engineering and take them further and explore other thematic fields as well.

My internship was a really valuable addition for me, since I learned a lot and got to have new experiences, which brought me a big step closer to my future career goals. I was already interested in writing my final project in cooperation with MTU while I was doing my internship. When I asked about it, potential departments and topics were discussed with me and then feelers were put out to see what would be a good fit. After initial talks, we agreed on a topic that would add value for MTU while also being really interesting to me.

Now I have the chance to get to know a new department and familiarize myself with additional subjects.

Julian, first an intern in the area of structural mechanics for turbine blades and now a student writing his master’s thesis with us

I’m so excited to work in software development at MTU, since it offers the unique opportunity to shape the intersection between advanced engine technologies and forward-looking digital solutions with creativity and a focus on solutions. I also value the opportunity to help shape the future of aviation in a diverse and open team where I can share my passion for technology and aviation with like-minded people.

Alexander, first an intern and now a student writing his master’s thesis in our IT unit CAE-IT/Software Develop-ment

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At MTU, people from different cultural backgrounds, with different histories and skills, come together to contribute their individual strengths and ideas. We think that’s exactly what makes us an unbeatable team—a team where everyone works together and gives their all to shape the aviation world of today and tomorrow.

Want to get to know us a bit better? Here’s a quick look at who we are and any regional particularities you can expect to find.

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