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Job Description

Master Thesis: Adaptation of F-gas regulation

Thermo Fisher Scientific, a global leader in pharmaceuticals and biotechnology, invites applications for a thesis work opportunity at our Uppsala site, the largest in Sweden. With over 100,000 employees worldwide and an annual revenue exceeding 40 billion dollars, Thermo Fisher Scientific is at the forefront of innovation in allergy products and diagnostics.

Thesis Work Details:

Location: Uppsala, Sweden

Focus Areas:

Mechanical Engineering

Thermal analysis

System needs

Cooling unit

As part of our team, you will engage in the development, manufacturing, and optimization of diagnostic instruments and components. This opportunity is ideal for students specializing in mechanical engineering with a strong interest in Thermal analysis, Determination of system needs saftey standars and regulations.

Target

Mechanical engineering background with curiosity on data acquisition and statistical interpretation of data.

Overview

Thermal calculation and analysis of R134a substituted by R1234yf, R152a or R513a with technical studies of current cooling system. Verification of a cooling unit in focus of assay performance under input/output loads

Mission

Thermal analysis of the cooling unit.

Determination of system needs

Understanding thermal loads during consumable loading

Understanding safety standards for flammable refrigerants and precautions

What We Offer:

An opportunity to collaborate with a global leader in the industry

Hands-on experience with manufacturing processes, standards and regulations  

A collaborative and innovative work environment

Mentorship and guidance from experienced professionals in the field

Eligibility:

Currently enrolled in a relevant bachelor's or master's program in mechanical engineering or a related field

An academic perspective on production processes

Excellent research, analytical, and problem-solving skills

Ability to work independently and as part of a team

Apply now!