Master Thesis Student Total cost of ownership, a case study comparison of classic drivetrain, electrified drivetrain and e-fuel drivetrain vehicles

Manufacturing & Production · Production & Assembly · Manufacturing Engineering

In short

TRATON is seeking a Master Thesis Student to conduct a case study on the total cost of ownership for classic, electrified, and e-fuel drivetrains. The role involves data compilation and evaluation using Excel, Python, and Matlab, and requires proficiency in English and Swedish.

Responsibilities

Conduct a case study on the total cost of ownership, comparing classic, electrified, and e-fuel drivetrain vehicles.
Find relevant information, contact suppliers/producers, and compile internal company data.
Evaluate data using Matlab, Excel, and Python.
Write up the thesis and present it orally at Scania and the grading university.

Requirements

Master student with a major in engineering economics, energy sciences or environmental engineering (energy focus) or similar.
Educated in engineering economics and energy sciences.
Understanding of and interest in cost optimization and trade-offs in technical development.
Interest in the economic part of engineering and personal traits enabling smooth producer and supplier contacts.
Fundamentally knowledgeable of Matlab.
Highly knowledgeable on Excel and Python.
Proficient in Swedish and English in speech and writing.

Desired Qualifications

Knowledge of German is considered an advantage.

Benefits

Opportunity to do thesis work at a major company leading sustainable transport development.
Opportunity to develop engineering skills.
Opportunity to learn if Scania work culture suits future career goals.
Opportunity to show abilities and talents over 20 weeks of thesis work.

Skills

MatlabExcelPython

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About Scania Group

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