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PFE internship – Engineer – Mapping and improving the energy performance of production systems

PFE internship – Engineer – Mapping and improving the energy performance of production systems
by Admin on 12-04-2023 at 4:02 pm

  • Internship
  • Bernin, France
  • Applications have closed

Website Soitec

The maintenance team is made up of engineers and technicians with multiple and very dynamic skills, in charge of ensuring the proper functioning of the equipment which guarantees the quality of our products at all times. manufacturing stages, right up to the final product.

Soitec is committed to a plan for strong economic growth while making commitments in terms of energy savings in order to preserve the environment and limit global warming.

What does the job consist of?

Within the Maintenance team and with the help of your tutor Cléo, you will lead a project to improve the energy performance of production systems. Your mission will be multiple.

You will take charge of mapping the energy consumption of different production systems. With the help of maintenance engineers, you will analyze this consumption in order to propose areas for improving energy performance.

You will also participate in establishing the sensor deployment plan in order to accurately measure the consumption of certain utilities according to the priority you have defined.

You will participate in energy performance improvement projects launched in close collaboration between the maintenance and environment teams.

Requirements & qualifications

You have a BAC +5 education, in an engineering school or a general master’s degree or specialized in environment, you are looking for an end-of-studies internship for a maximum duration of 6 months.

Interested in project management, you are a proactive source of proposals, and equipped with technical curiosity. You enjoy finding concrete solutions to technical problems by having an experimental approach.

Apply now on our Soitec website, “working at Soitec” section!

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