Master Thesis / Internship within Resilient Magnetic Anomaly Navigation

As a Master Thesis / Intern within the Central Research & Technology department at Airbus, you will contribute to the development of resilient magnetic anomaly navigation systems. Your primary responsibilities include: Conducting literature reviews and analyzing state-of-the-art methods in magnetic anomaly navigation and sensor fusion. Designing and implementing algorithms for magnetic field mapping, localization, and navigation using real-world data. Developing simulation environments to test and validate navigation algorithms under various conditions.

Qualifications and requirements: Currently enrolled as a Master's student in Aerospace Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Physics, Computer Science, or a related field. Strong background in navigation systems, signal processing, or sensor fusion.

Airbus Defence and Space is a division of Airbus that specializes in defense and aerospace products, including optical instruments and satellite assembly, integration, and testing.