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Scania Group

Thesis Student – Development of a Design Methodology for Freeze-Robust Sensor Manifold

Scania Group

. Investigate hydraulic, thermal and mechanical behaviour of sensor manifolds under freezing conditions .

Posted 11/4/2026full-timeSödertälje • SwedenEntry LevelWebsite

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Demonstrates expertise in investigating hydraulic, thermal, and mechanical behavior of sensor manifolds, with a focus on developing freeze-robust designs and conducting numerical simulations. Proficient in experimental testing and familiar with design tools and methodologies relevant to manifold development.

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Hydraulic Behavior AnalysisThermal Behavior AnalysisMechanical Behavior AnalysisNumerical SimulationExperimental Testing

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Hard Skills
Design MethodologyFreeze-Robust DesignCAD SoftwareLab ExperienceSimulation Experience
Tools & Technologies
Logging SystemsAnalog LoggingSENT Logging
Industry Keywords
Sensor ManifoldsComponent TestingDesign ToolsMechatronic EngineeringMechanical Engineering

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact
  • Investigate hydraulic, thermal and mechanical behaviour of sensor manifolds under freezing conditions
  • Develop a systematic design methodology for freeze-robust sensor manifolds
  • Investigate existing manifold concepts and competitor solutions
  • Identify potential design approaches
  • Develop two manifolds for two different in-house sensors
  • Evaluate designs through numerical simulations in collaboration with TRATON’s simulation team
  • Conduct experimental testing and set up logging (analog and SENT)
  • Follow established testing protocols, including standard component freeze-robustness tests
  • Explore additional testing methods where relevant
  • Contribute knowledge toward a design methodology for future manifold development

Requirements

What you’ll need
  • Master student in mechanical, mechatronic, chemical or energy engineering or similar
  • Knowledge of design tools and/or experience in lab, simulation and CAD are merits
  • Application must include a CV, personal letter and transcripts
  • One student position available
  • Thesis work period suggested from 2027-01-25 to 2027-07-09
  • Estimated time required: 20–24 weeks

Benefits

Comp & perks
  • Opportunity to get to know the organisation and build your own network
  • Collaboration with TRATON’s simulation team
  • Established testing protocols and access to in-house sensors
  • Thesis project experience at TRATON/Scania
  • Potential career pathway, as many current employees started with a thesis project