TECOSIM at the KIT job fair
Mechanical engineering students and graduands have the chance to gain precise insights into TECOSIM at the KIT job fair on 17 May. This event will bring future specialists into contact with representatives from the company and seeks to take fresh approaches, steering away from conventional exhibition booths and traditional methods.
This includes innovative formats such as the sofa talk, during which KIT alumnus and TECOSIM employee Daniel Aberle will tell us about his career start, the hurdles and challenges he faced and his current position as a CAE engineer. The discussion will mainly centre on the students’ questions, though. The talent acquisition team will be offering guidance on submitting applications and information about entry-level positions, work placements, working student jobs and final theses. Those interested will find the representatives from TECOSIM in the Mechanical and Electrical Engineering Department pavilion on the KIT campus (in front of the Audimax).
TECOSIM is a globally active engineering partner and specialist in computer-aided engineering (CAE). The company set the trend in virtual calculation and simulation in product development over 30 years ago. Today, TECOSIM assists its clients in integral development of tomorrow’s transport with a specialised service and product portfolio. A career start is possible at the company’s five German locations in Hamburg, Cologne, Munich, Stuttgart and Wiesbaden. TECOSIM regularly offers students work placements and final thesis topics throughout Germany during their studies.
Prospective employees will find all job vacancies on the Online Job Portal on the company’s website. The KIT career fair takes place between 12.30 and 6 p.m. on 16 and 17 May. Admission is free for students. More details about the event.
Header image Magali Hauser, KIT
