Working Student (m/f/d) Maintenance Development

Your Role

You will support our team in the creation, maintenance, and further development of maintenance documentation, technical requirements, and evidence. You will gain practical insights into the ECM-II maintenance development function according to DVO (EU) 2019/779 and work at the interface between technology, documentation, and regulatory compliance.
Your Tasks

• Support in the creation, maintenance, and further development of maintenance plans and associated maintenance documentation
• Participation in the structuring and updating of vehicle-specific maintenance files and technical evidence
• Research, preparation, and incorporation of manufacturer information, technical changes, lessons learned, and relevant regulatory requirements
• Support in the creation and maintenance of technical specifications, work bases, and documented requirements for maintenance
• Review and structured filing of technical documentation, evidence, and feedback from maintenance
• Participation in the preparation and follow-up of risk analyses, changes, audits, and technical assessments
• Support in the continuous improvement of ECM-II processes and digital documentation structures
• Coordination with internal interfaces, especially Fleet Management (ECM III), Maintenance Delivery (ECM IV), HSEQ, and other technical departments

• Current studies in mechanical engineering, vehicle technology, industrial engineering, electrical engineering, mechatronics, or a comparable technical field of study
• Interest in technical contexts, maintenance processes, and ideally in rail vehicles
• Enjoyment of structured documentation and the clear presentation of technical content
• Careful, reliable, and independent working style with analytical thinking skills
• Proficient in Microsoft Office, especially Word and Excel; interest in digital systems and data structures
• Very good German language skills; good English language skills are an advantage
• Prior knowledge of ECM, risk management, or technical regulations is welcome, but not a prerequisite

• Practical insights into the maintenance development and ECM system of an internationally active locomotive company
• Involvement in real technical and regulatory issues with a direct connection to the vehicle fleet
• Structured onboarding and professional support from an experienced, collegial team
• Independent work with space for your own ideas and development potential
• Flexible working hours with 20 hours per week, coordinated with your studies
• Hybrid working, partly remote and predominantly on-site in Dortmund
• Opportunity for conversion to a full-time position after graduation

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