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CV: Working Student at DLR
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Born: August 02, 1985, Karlsruhe, Germany
Nationality: German
Education
10/07–current
Technical University of Braunschweig,
advanced study period,
major: Aerospace Engineering
04/11–current
Final year thesis:
‘Rendezvous simulation of On-Orbit-Servicing missions’
07/10–03/11
Study project:
‘Commissioning and calibration of the EPOS force/torque-sensor’
12/2009
Seminar project:
‘Gefährdung von Satelliten durch Fragmentationsereignisse’ (‘Danger for satellites due to fragmentation incidences’)
10/05–10/07
Technical University of Braunschweig,
basic study period,
Mechanical Engineering
08/00–07/04
German School of Istanbul, Turkey,
Graduation: ‘Abitur’ (A-levels)
Work experience
04/11–current
DLR (German Aerospace Center) Oberpfaffenhofen GSOC (Munich, Germany), working student,
European Proximity Operations Simulator,
tasks: ‘Rendezvous simulation of On-Orbit-Servicing missions’ as final year thesis
07/10–03/11
DLR - Oberpfaffenhofen GSOC (Oberpfaffenhofen, Germany), working student,
European Proximity Operations Simulator,
tasks: ‘Commissioning and calibration of the EPOS force/torquesensor’ as study project
01/10–06/10
DLR - Braunschweig School Lab (Braunschweig, Germany), working student,
tasks: teaching students and guiding them through several technical and multidisciplinary experiments
10/09–12/09
Institute of Aerospace Systems, Technical University of Braunschweig (Braunschweig, Germany), student assistant,
tasks: ‘Identification of the most dangerous orbits concerning
Space Debris’, ‘Description of the criteria for a catastrophic collision’
11/08–05/09
Barbosa & Andrade (Ouro Preto, Brasil), intern,
tasks: setting up an international cooperation, technical assistant
05/08
eta_max GmbH (Braunschweig, Germany), intern,
Development of an insitu-detector for Space Debris,
tasks: test plan, detector design and FEM simulation
10/06–12/07
Ev. Stiftung Neuerkerode (Mariah Stehmann Haus) (Braunschweig, Germany), Institution for mentally handicapped persons,
tasks: contact person, health care
05/05–06/07
Meister Eckehart Haus (Braunschweig, Germany), student hostel, volunteering,
tasks: computer and network administrator
05/05–07/05
Achterkerke GmbH (Braunschweig, Germany), metalworker company, intern,
internship as preparation for my studies,
tasks: mainly metalworker tasks
07/04–04/05
Basic military service (Horb, Germany),
Army Medical Corps Training
06/00
Mercedes- Benz Türk (Istanbul, Turkey), German car manufacturer, intern,
tasks: database and management practice
Further intercultural experiences
04/99 & 08/03
stays with host families for English language training in Great Britain (each 3–4 weeks)
04/02
student exchange programme to Romania
00–04
four-year stay in Turkey, attending the German School of Istanbul, social contacts with internationals
11/08–05/09
six-month stay in Brazil, internship
05/11
month-long stay in Uzbekistan
various multiple-week stays in the following countries: United States, Ukraine, France, Spain, Italy, Denmark, Austria, Switzerland
Languages
German (native), English (fluent), Turkish (good), French (good), Portuguese (basic)
Additional activities
10/07–07/10
Active member of AIESEC (largest international student organization) in Braunschweig, Germany
03/08–11/08
Organization Committee President of the AIESEC-project ’Entrepreneurship’
11/07–11/09
Organizer and leader of international summer camps with Jugendwerk Braunschweig
04/02–06/04
Coach of the german youth soccer team in Istanbul, Turkey
Technical skills
very experienced with most common OS software; good knowledge of MS Office, Open Office and LaTex; good knowledge of the program Celestia; experienced in working with MatLab and Simulink
Hobbies and Interests
traveling, meeting new cultures and languages, social contacts, reading newspapers, educating myself in miscellaneous topics such as politics and technical domains, dancing Lindy Hop, Badminton, flying remote-controlled helicopters, cycling, cooking, music, playing chess...
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