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Thesis Worker - End of Line Process creation for Emobility
Scania
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Posted Oct 15
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30 hp – End of Line Process creation for E-Mobility Charging and Power Distribution Organisation Introduction Scania is undergoing a transformation from being a leading supplier of trucks, buses, and engines to providing complete and sustainable transport solutions. Together with main group TRATON and our sister brands MAN, Volkswagen Truck & Bus, and International, we are working to shape the future of mobility with innovative and environmentally conscious solutions. Our values – customer first, respect, team spirit, responsibility, and elimination of waste – are at the heart of everything we do. Together, we are at the forefront of creating a sustainable future. Thesis work is an excellent way to get closer to TRATON/Scania and build relationships for the future. Many of today's employees began their career with their thesis project. Background Any company that manufactures electrical products should perform End-of-Line (EOL) testing because it is the final opportunity to verify that every product is safe, functional, and compliant before it reaches the customer. Electrical products can pose risks such as electric shock, fire, overheating, or short circuits if defects are present. EOL testing verifies critical safety features before shipment., such as: • Safety Assurance • Product Functionality • Compliance with Regulations and Standards • Reduce Customer Complaints and Warranty Costs • Protection of Company Reputation • Manufacturing Process Control • Traceability and Root Cause Analysis In short, EOL testing is a critical control that helps prevent unsafe products leave the factory. Objective To develop a common End of Line process for the Charging and Power Distribution organisation in TRATON E-mobility and align various stakeholders Job description Document analysis, process analysis, interviews/meetings with stakeholders, development of a common organizational process, development of a template for component owners in E-Mobility Education/program/focus MSc (preferably in STEM), with a strong focus on safety related topics, and some introduction to organisational processes. Knowledge about electric vehicles and/or industrial manufacturing will be a plus. Number of students: 1 Start date for the thesis work: Early to Mid January 2027 Estimated time required: 1 semester Contact persons and supervisors Afroze Ahmad Hassan, VCB Safety Manager, hassan.afroze.ahmad@scania.com Jadeborg Robert, VCB Safety Manager, robert.jadeborg@scania.com Application: Your application must include a CV, personal letter and transcript of grades A background check might be conducted for this position. We are conducting interviews continuously and may close the recruitment earlier than the date specified. Publication date from - to 2026-10-14–2026-11-14