Working Student (f/m/d) – Direct Air Capture (DAC), Data Analysis and Data Acquisition - Hamburg

About the Role

We are seeking a highly motivated working student to join our team and contribute to the development of our Direct Air Capture plants, this time focusing on our SCADA-ETL data infrastructure. This is an excellent opportunity for a talented individual to engage in groundbreaking research and make a meaningful impact in the fight against climate change.

As a working student in our SCADA-ETL project, you'll be right at the heart of our research and development, contributing directly to the development of next-generation DAC technologies. Your responsibilities will include:

• Planning and programming an extract-transform-load (ETL) data pipeline in our SCADA-ETL project

• Managing existing ETL pipelines and conducting data analysis of already working plants

• Optimizing and modifying data pipelines

• Working closely with our DAC engineering experts to help shape future methodologies and system concepts

• Actively contributing ideas to improve data acquisition workflows and data analysis approaches

Your Profile

You're curious, practical, and excited about building things that actually work.

• Enrolled in a technical degree program (e.g. Data Engineering, Informatics, or a related field)

• Strong interest in data acquisition and data analysis

• First experience working with databases, data pipelines and data analytics (university lab courses, student projects, or thesis work are enough)

• Strong analytical thinking and a natural problem-solver

• Experience in programming languages and software development, e.g. Python, SQL, version control, CI/CD

• Able to work independently while thriving in a collaborative startup environment

• Comfortable communicating in English or German

What We Offer

A stimulating and collaborative research environment, the opportunity to work on a cutting-edge topic in environmental engineering and data-driven process optimization, and the potential for publication of research findings. Join us and contribute to the advancement of DAC engineering and the development of sustainable solutions for climate change.

How to Apply

Please send your application to apply@dacma.de, quoting Job ID S-R202609.