Thesis Worker - End of Line Process creation for Emobility

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