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At Animationsinstitut of Filmakademie Baden-Württemberg, a highly skilled and motivated team of researchers, engineers and artists works on the next generation of tools, workflows and content for Film, Animation, VFX, eXtended Reality and Immersive Media.

Projects on regional and European Union level ensure state-of-the-art research in collaboration with internationally renowned companies and affiliations.

The research is carried out in close collaboration with all students at Filmakademie and the Technical Directing course in particular.

Balluff is a medium-sized company that has been family-run for four generations, was founded in Neuhausen auf den Fildern near Stuttgart and now has grown into a cosmopolitan, leading global player. We are a sensor and automation specialist with tradition and long-standing customer relationships, which at the same time is an important innovation partner for its customers.

As a leading technology partner in the automotive, aerospace and mechanical engineering sectors, Bertrandt focuses on the trends of digitalization, autonomous systems, connectivity and electric mobility. With our almost 50 years of cross-sector experience, our global presence and our expert organization, we help to shape the future and implement innovative projects for our customers.

We have two of our largest Bertrandt sites in the Stuttgart region.

Since the Ehningen site was founded in 2001, it has steadily increased the range of skills and services that it offers. The expertise available at the site covers areas such as car body development, model making, bodies-in-white, doors and closures, interiors, exteriors and component development. The team in Ehningen also specialises in electronics development, engine and chassis development, rapid technologies and testing. The Mönsheim site was founded in autumn 2012 as an operating facility of Bertrandt Technikum GmbH in Ehningen. Its close proximity to our customer’s development centre enables us to reduce interfaces and to intensify cooperation in projects. Our range of services includes all development activities relating to the vehicle body. The Electronics and Powertrain Competence Centres round off the range of services offered.

The Bosch Group is a leading global supplier of technology and services. It employs roughly 429,000 associates worldwide (as of December 31, 2023). The company generated sales of 91.6 billion euros in 2023. Its operations are divided into four business sectors: Mobility, Industrial Technology, Consumer Goods, and Energy and Building Technology. With its business activities, the company aims to use technology to help shape universal trends such as automation, electrification, digitalization, connectivity, and an orientation to sustainability. In this context, Bosch’s broad footprint across industries and regions strengthens its innovativeness and robustness. Bosch uses its proven expertise in sensor technology, software, and services to offer customers cross-domain solutions from a single source. It also applies its expertise in connectivity and artificial intelligence in order to develop and manufacture user-friendly, sustainable products. With technology that is “Invented for life,” Bosch wants to help improve quality of life and conserve natural resources.

Our “We are Bosch” mission statement reflects this. It summarizes our values, our strengths, and our strategic orientation.

The mission is based on seven central values, which shape our corporate culture – ranging from a focus on the future and earnings to cultural diversity. Responsibility and sustainability are part of this set of values and thus of our actions.

At Bosch Research, research meets application. Around 1,800 experts around the world develop the technologies of tomorrow — and beyond.

The world in which we live is changing rapidly. Global megatrends such as climate change and digitalization influence virtually every area of day-to-day life. One thing that doesn’t change is Bosch’s mission to create technology that is “Invented for life” — in other words using technological innovations to improve people’s quality of life and using natural resources responsibly.

Bosch Research sees itself as the spearhead of innovation at Bosch: Our researchers are involved in around a quarter of the patent applications filed by Bosch. On the one hand, we help all Bosch divisions to develop the next generation of products or the generation after that. On the other hand, we look far into the future: with our partners in science and industry, we identify technologies and trends which will shape our lives in the future and make them usable for the entire company. As a global team with around 1,800 experts from all over the world, we cover a wide range of areas with our research. Whether it be automation, digitalization and connectivity, artificial intelligence (AI), electrification, climate action and sustainability or healthcare: Bosch Research combines top-level research with specific technological developments.
 

In CENIT, more than 900 staff members from 30 countries are working hard to get our client businesses ready for the digital future. Our customers include startups, medium-scale businesses and major corporations, from a wide range of industries such as automotive, aviation, manufacturing or financial services. We CENIT employees are the driving force behind our company. We are inspired by our vision of being the champion of process digitalization.

The Center for Solar Energy and Hydrogen Research Baden-Württemberg (ZSW) ranks among Europe’s leading institutes for renewable energy and energy storage technologies. Research spans the full innovation chain: from material development and prototype design to scalable production processes, system integration, and market analysis.

Focus areas include photovoltaics, hydrogen and fuel cell technologies, electrochemical storage, renewable fuels, smart grids, and energy systems analysis. All activities aim to advance climate neutrality while aligning with resource efficiency, societal needs, and economic viability.

ZSW plays an active role in transferring research into industrial application, supported by strong partnerships and commissioned projects. Decision-makers in government and industry benefit from ZSW’s strategic analyses and technology recommendations.

A high level of expertise, interdisciplinary collaboration, and a shared commitment to sustainability define the institute’s research environment.
 

As an international IT company in Böblingen, we've been developing smart software solutions and connecting people, companies and systems for more than 30 years. It is our goal to optimize value creation in customer communication through modern platforms that create, review, send and make accessible documents and content of every type and format in all digital and analog communication channels available. We are one of the leading providers and worldwide regarded as innovation drivers.

DHBW Stuttgart is one of the largest higher education institutions in the Stuttgart and Northern Black Forest regions and part of the Baden-Württemberg Cooperative State University system, with a unique dual education model integrating theory and practical experience through close cooperation with around 2,000 corporate and social partners.
Research at DHBW Stuttgart is application- and transfer-oriented, primarily conducted regionally in partnership with dual education partners, companies, universities, and research institutions nationally and internationally. The goal of research is to generate new knowledge, improve teaching, and contribute to economic and social progress through innovation and knowledge transfer.

Research and transfer activities are concentrated in knowledge centers and focus areas within the faculties of Social Work, Engineering, Business, and Health.
 

We've been enabling leading companies for digital commerce with our expertise since 1995. From strategy, technology, data, to organization and transformation – end to end.

We are working on this every day with more than 1,500 colleagues at our worldwide locations in Europe, North America and Asia. For industry leaders and challengers. As a part of Volkswagen. Independent in the way we think and act. diconium: creating digital champions.

Drees & Sommer is your innovative partner for consulting, planning, construction and operation.The leading European consulting, planning and project management enterprise, Drees & Sommer has supported private and public clients and investors for over 50 years in all aspects of real estate and infrastructure – both analog and digital. Through future-oriented consulting, the enterprise can offer solutions for successful buildings, profitable real estate portfolios, people-oriented working environments, and visionary mobility concepts. 

As an independent and globally positioned supplier, the ElringKlinger Group is a powerful and reliable partner to the automotive industry. Around 9,500 employees at about 45 locations worldwide contribute to our success. Do you want to be part of the success story? Regardless of whether you still go to school currently, study, have your degree in your pocket or are already an experienced professional. We are always looking for motivated employees.

Esslingen University of Applied Sciences offers academic training and education across the disciplines of engineering, business, and the social sciences. With around 6,400 students enrolled in 27 Bachelor’s and 14 Master’s degree programmes, Esslingen stands out for its strong emphasis on excellence in teaching and a high degree of practical relevance. Unsurprisingly, the university consistently ranks among the top universities of applied sciences in Germany in various national rankings.
 

With innovative Artificial Intelligence specifically designed for the convenient handling of all types of vehicle damage. Our mission: To assess vehicle damage and create automated, accurate calculations according to manufacturer specifications using Artificial Intelligence. 

In our team, we bring together a diverse mix of talents, expertise, and pure passion for innovation. Each of us contributes unique skills and perspectives to collaboratively tackle your challenges and develop innovative solutions. With our shared passion for technology and an unwavering drive to explore new paths, we are able to create groundbreaking solutions that go beyond conventional boundaries.

Flip digitalises the working world for the deskless workforce – those employees without a permanent computer-based workspace. Using our intuitive employee app, companies can reach all of their employees in just a few clicks, meaning that every single team member can easily be part of the corporate culture and participate in company communications.

Founded in 1929, Fraunhofer IBP is one of the most established institutes within the Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft. With 264 employees across its Stuttgart and Holzkirchen branches, the institute focuses on research, development, testing, demonstration, and consulting in building physics.

Key areas of expertise include:

•    Acoustics: Interdisciplinary research to reduce noise pollution with innovative acoustic technologies.

•    Energy Efficiency and Indoor Climate: Developing energy-efficient building solutions and optimizing indoor environments.

•    Life Cycle Engineering: Ensuring sustainability through product life cycle analysis, including material and energy flow management.

•    Hygrothermics: Analyzing thermal and moisture properties of building materials for improved durability and comfort.

•    Inorganic Materials and Recycling: Researching sustainable use and recycling of inorganic building materials.

•    Environment, Hygiene, and Sensor Technology: Creating solutions to minimize negative impacts of buildings and transport on people and the environment.

•    Fraunhofer IBP delivers innovative product developments and practical solutions across the building sector.
 

The Fraunhofer Institute for Interfacial Engineering and Biotechnology IGB develops processes and technologies for health, sustainable chemistry, and environmental protection. Combining biology and process engineering, research addresses major challenges such as resource conservation, climate protection, global supply security, and personalized medicine.

Using bioinspired and biointelligent approaches, the IGB works along the entire innovation chain—from lab to pilot scale—offering analytical and testing services. As part of the Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft, it connects cutting-edge research with real-world applications.
 

How will people live and work in the future? Asking this and similar questions, researchers at Fraunhofer Institute for Industrial Engineering IAO apply their findings in practice to achieve concrete results. Our experts shape the interaction between humans, technology and organization with a view to the whole, keeping each customer’s specific needs in mind. We help companies and institutions recognize the potential of new technologies, harness them for profit, and open up attractive future markets. 

The Fraunhofer Institute for Manufacturing Engineering and Automation IPA is one of the largest institutes of the Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft, with around 1,200 employees. Its research focuses on production technologies—ranging from components and systems to entire machines and factories.
Key topics include automation, digital transformation, sustainable and personalized production, battery and hydrogen systems, and biointelligent manufacturing. IPA collaborates closely with industry across sectors such as automotive, electronics, energy, and healthcare.
Initiatives like S-TEC and startup incubators connect research with real-world application, offering a dynamic environment for talents shaping the future of industry.
 

The DLR site in Stuttgart employs around 750 members of staff at its seven institutes. Among the primary fields of research here are high-performance composite structures, new road and rail vehicle concepts, laser system development, energy storage concepts, gas turbines, and technologically advanced combustion processes, as well as the development of receivers for solar thermal power plants.

The German Institutes of Textile and Fiber Research Denkendorf (DITF) is the largest textile research center in Europe, uniquely covering the entire textile value chain—from molecular research to finished products and market readiness.

Research activities span high-performance fibers, adaptive manufacturing processes, smart textiles, and digitalized production technologies. Cutting-edge micro- and nanotechnologies, combined with expertise in IT and communication systems, enable advancements in areas such as functionalization, finishing, and “Textile 4.0”.

DITF combines fundamental and applied research with process and business model innovation, making it a globally recognized hub for the textile industry’s transformation. Interdisciplinary teams collaborate across materials science, production technology, and market application to develop solutions at the forefront of sustainability, performance, and digitalization.
 

The Hochschule der Medien (HdM) is a public university in Baden-Württemberg that covers a broad spectrum of media expertise. Founded in 2001 through the merger of the Fachhochschule für Druck und Medien (HDM) and the Hochschule für Bibliotheks- und Informationswesen (HBI), it combines traditional and modern media disciplines.
Research at HdM is organized into two main fields:
Media Technologies: Engineering research across innovative technologies and computer science, with focus areas including printed electronics, digital image processing, and responsive and interactive media.
Social Sciences, Economics, and Media: Research on the economic, ethical, and social foundations of media development; the effects and perspectives of the digital transformation of society; and the development of tools to analyze and design solutions for society as a whole as well as individual media users. Additionally, legal, economic, and organizational aspects of media usage and media companies are explored.
Researchers at HdM work interdisciplinarily and maintain close cooperation with partners from industry and academia. Over the past few years, more than 50 major national and European research projects have been successfully completed.
The Institute for Applied Research (IAR) is HdM’s main platform for applied research, supporting companies in initiating and conducting research projects, securing public funding, and managing scientific activities
 

The Hoschule für Technik Stuttgart (HFT Stuttgart) is a research-active institution focused on shaping sustainable, resilient, and connected futures. With 36 Bachelor's and Master's degree programs, 125 professors, 390 lecturers, and around 100 researchers, HFT fosters an interdisciplinary, practice-oriented environment where teaching and applied research go hand in hand.

The Institute for Applied Research (IAF) serves as the central hub for all research activities at HFT Stuttgart. It is structured around two major research focuses:

-    Future-oriented Planning, Constructing and Managing
-    Smart Technologies, Processes and Methods

These areas are supported by ten competence centers and several emerging research fields. The IAF provides strategic, operational, and administrative support through dedicated research management, ensuring optimal conditions for collaborative, high-impact projects.
At the heart of HFT’s research mission is the ambition to co-develop Metropolitan Regions of Tomorrow—urban environments designed to meet the needs of current and future generations. Research activities address pressing challenges such as climate change, digital transformation, and resilient infrastructure, in close alignment with the UN Sustainable Development Goals.

HFT Stuttgart is actively involved in national, European, and global research projects. Cross-disciplinary collaboration and strong partnerships with industry, municipalities, and public institutions ensure that research outcomes are relevant, applicable, and future-oriented.
 

The Institute for Microelectronics Stuttgart, IMS Chips, conducts application-driven research in microelectronics, specializing in silicon technologies, custom integrated circuits (ASICs), nano structuring, and advanced image sensor systems. As a non-profit foundation under civil law, the institute is located on the Stuttgart-Vaihingen research campus and is a member of the Innovationsallianz Baden-Württemberg (innBW), a network of leading applied research institutes in the region.

The institute is engaged in a wide range of cutting-edge research fields, including:
-    Lithography and nanostructuring
-    Medical technology
-    Optics and photonics
-    Smart sensors and embedded systems
-    Industry 4.0 solutions
-    Artificial intelligence in hardware applications

Its research activities are structured across four core business areas:
-    Integrated Circuits & Systems
-    Silicon Photonics
-    MEMS and NEMS Technologies
-    Nanostructuring

IMS Chips combines fundamental scientific research with real-world industrial relevance, offering opportunities for collaboration, thesis supervision, and Ph.D. research in cooperation with the University of Stuttgart. With a strong, interdisciplinary team, the institute welcomes both experienced researchers and early-career scientists aiming to shape the future of micro- and nanoelectronics

 

The International School of Management (ISM) is one of Germany’s leading business schools, with seven campuses and over 30 years of experience in practice-oriented higher education. Alongside its accredited degree programs, ISM maintains a strong applied research profile focused on real-world management challenges.

Research activities are organized across interdisciplinary institutes and departments that connect faculty expertise across locations. These serve as interfaces between research, teaching, and transfer—supporting third-party funding, doctoral programs with international partners, and practice-based research projects.

In line with its academic profile, ISM’s research and development projects emphasize interdisciplinary approaches and focus on the following core areas:
-    International Business and Globalization
-    Energy and Environmental Economics
-    Tourism Studies
-    Logistics and Information Systems
-    Finance and Banking
-    Marketing and Communication
-    Leadership and Motivation
-    Organizational and Human Resource Research

ISM is actively involved in national and regional research networks, strengthening the link between academic knowledge and practical innovation.
 

iss is a 100% subsidiary of Balluff GmbH. We are Balluff Software Hub and with our 26 years of experience competence location for software development methodology and software product development, located in Stuttgart-Vaihingen with about 50 employees. In our mission, we are always looking for new colleagues who are as passionate about software as we are. Join the team and the software side of life!

We are a mid-sized corporate group based in Erdmannhausen near Stuttgart. With a comprehensive and well-thought-out approach, we offer innovative solutions covering the entire field of special machinery construction: from integrated hardware and software to process automation. Our goal is to fully implement KNOW HOW TO TEST iT to meet the needs of our clients

jangled nerves is an interdisciplinary team based in Stuttgart and Shanghai which specializes in the fascinating connection between the physical and the digital world. In-house, we combine strategic consulting, conception, and design with planning of temporary structures, museums, and exhibition design as well as productions for film, classic and interactive media. Our aim is to create collective experiences with lasting effects enriching brands with that certain x-factor. The jangled projects include museums, exhibitions, live experiences, showrooms, and trade fairs, realized for clients from culture, science and industry.

Ready for future? Levigo systems is a medium-sidzed company, that has been on the market for more than 25 years already. We are a service provider for the whole infrastructure for medium-sidzed customers, including consultation, sale customer support and monitoring, using its own operation-centers, offering cloud services and much more. Levigo needs your stack - come join us! 

For more than seven decades LEWA has set the technical standards as a manufacturer of pumps and systems for fluid metering. The focus lies on metering and process pumps, metering systems and complete systems for process engineering processes. Pumps from LEWA are used today in a wide range of industries, from the very sensitive food industry to petrochemistry and refinery.

We develop and manufacture turnkey test systems, which are customized to customer specifications. We believe in combining standard components with individual finish. Behind this is the idea of proven, high-performance standard products with maximum adaptability to criteria specified by the customer. This is also reflected in our software, which can be expanded and adapted at any time via open interfaces.This enables trouble-free support everywhere.

With a focus on the automotive industry and electromobility, battery production, electronics, energy, as well as medical technology, Manz develops and builds innovative and efficient production solutions - from customer-specific individual machines for laboratory production or pilot and small series production to standardized modules and systems to turnkey lines for mass production.

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As a premium business and technology partner, we are already shaping the digital future of tomorrow. We are constantly growing and offer a wide range of attractive career prospects - both for software developers and SAP consultants as well as for strategy consultants. Our locations & way of working: Our locations are spread all over Germany, but as a consultant you are, depending on the project, (internationally) on the road, working from home or the nearest office.

Digital at heart, innovation driven and creative - never held back by technical restraints.
We develop, finance, produce and deliver state-of-the-art films for all platforms and genres.

Join our great institute community! With campuses in Stuttgart and Tübingen, the institute combines theory, software, and hardware expertise in the research field of intelligent systems. The Tübingen site focuses on machine learning, computer vision, robotics, and social aspects of computation. The Stuttgart site has world-leading expertise in micro- and nano-robotic systems, haptic perception, human-robot interaction, robotic materials, bio-hybrid systems, and medical robotics.

The Max Planck Institute for Solid State Research investigates the fundamental properties of solid materials—including metals, ceramics, and molecular crystals—with a focus on their electrical, magnetic, and mechanical behavior.

Key areas of interest include phenomena such as superconductivity, energy storage, and charge transport, all of which are essential for technologies like lithium batteries, solar cells, and next-generation electronics. Particular attention is given to nanoscale materials, whose properties often diverge from those of their bulk counterparts.

By advancing the understanding and control of solid-state systems, especially beyond the limitations of silicon-based electronics, the institute contributes to breakthroughs in materials science, energy conversion, and quantum technologies.
 

The core of the identity of the Nürtingen-Geislingen University of Applied Sciences for Business and Environment (HfWU) is sustainable development – in teaching, research, and as an entrepreneurial university. The guiding principle of “Education for Responsibility” is institutionally and across faculties embedded in the Center for Sustainable Development (ZNE). As a central academic institution, the Institute Center for Applied Research (IAF) is responsible for carrying out application-oriented research and development projects as well as service contracts. The university maintains international partnerships with around 150 universities across all continents.

Located across two campuses in Nürtingen and Geislingen, NGU offers a range of innovative Bachelor's and Master's degree programs—several of which are highly ranked in national university assessments. The university maintains partnerships with over 50 institutions worldwide and supports internationalization through English-language courses and exchange programs.

Applied research for sustainable societal development – this is the guiding principle of the NGU. The universityfocuses on two core research priorities:
•    Applied Agricultural Research, Landscape Development, Environmental Planning and Nature Conservation 
•    Sustainable Management in the Energy, Automotive and Real Estate Sectors 

Since integrating the University of Art Therapy in 2016, NGU has expanded its research activities to include applied social research. Research is organized through dedicated institutes and supported by the Centre for Applied Research (IAF), which provides infrastructure, services, and coordination for all academic research activities. The university also hosts experimental and research gardens, business consulting transfer centers, and the Innovation and Methods Lab, further strengthening its applied research environment.

Q.ANT is the photonic technology scale-up that emerged from TRUMPF’s R&D labs with deep knowledge in light generation, processing and detection. Since its founding as an independent startup in 2018, the company has been advancing and industrializing photonic and quantum technologies in computing and sensing, pushing the boundaries into new application areas and processes. In order to overcome the limitations of existing technologies, Q.ANT has developed the Para.Digm framework . This technology opens doors to new applications ranging from HPC, AI, medical and autonomous vehicles to aerospace, machinery and process industries. Q.ANT is headquartered in Stuttgart, Germany.

From the bonnet to the euro coin: SCHULER presses have been shaping parts for industry for over 175 years, leaving their traces all over the world. As a specialist for the automation of production processes, we offer you a workplace with plenty of creative freedom in the field of automation – where you can create your own traces.

For us at SSC, this includes consulting, conception and development, but also service and operation of IT landscapes. At the company’s headquarter in Böblingen we are around 200 data experts for exchange, security, conversion and management as well as for CAD 3D visualization, IT infrastructures, hardware and software. And above all for process optimization and integral integration in the OEM and supplier environment in the automotive industry. We pay attention to all our customers' requirements and proactively draft suggestions. Our association with moss provides the basis for this.

Since the company was founded in 1998, we have not only been creating constantly growing, network-like connections between our customers, but also among ourselves. We always have room for new, individual and differently developed "seedlings" that help us to grow as an organism. That’s why we are constantly looking for new talents to become part of our growing SSC-family.

Since 1997, STAR COOPERATION® has been helping companies of all sizes and from all sectors to efficiently plan, design and successfully implement projects. Our clients benefit from interdisciplinary know-how and synergies from the fields of CONSULTING, ELECTRONICS, ENGINEERING, IT, LOGISTICS and MEDIA. Our experts maximise synergies and combine networked skills to ensure that your products and processes achieve long-term success.

The STIHL Group develops, manufactures and sells motor-driven tools for forestry and agriculture as well as for landscape conservation, the construction industry and private garden owners. Digital solutions and services complement our wide range of products. STIHL products are generally sold through service dealers – with 44 of its own sales and marketing companies, around 120 importers and more than 55,000 specialist dealers in over 160 countries. In addition, STIHL has its own online shops, which will be expanded internationally over the next few years. STIHL produces in seven countries worldwide: Germany, United States, Brazil, Switzerland, Austria, China and the Philippines. Since 1971, STIHL has been the best-selling chainsaw brand in the world. The company was founded in 1926 and is headquartered in Waiblingen near Stuttgart.

We are a young, ~60-strong team and are contributing to the digitalization of Bosch’s indirect areas with Process Automation (RPA), Software Engineering & Architecture, Distribute Ledger / Blockchain technologies, Machine Learning, Natural Language Processing, Advanced Analytics, Big Data Processing pipelines, Knowledge Graphs and other technologies.

The University of Hohenheim is an international research university with a strong interdisciplinary profile. The founding idea of the University of Hohenheim was born 200 years ago out of the emergency situation of a global catastrophe and the need to come up with innovative solutions. Today the university focus is on bioeconomy and digital transformation as elements of a sustainable and resilient future. Sustainability and resilience are overarching concepts which are of major relevance for many areas in teaching and research at the University of Hohenheim and in the operations of the University itself. The goal of Hohenheim research is to create a basic understanding of the interrelationships and to then channel these findings into the shaping of concrete actions in practice.

With its unique combination of departments from the agricultural sciences, natural sciences and business, economics and social sciences, the University of Hohenheim makes a systemic contribution to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) of the United Nations.

We are part of several important international networks such as the European Bioeconomy University, the Euroleague for Life Sciences and the Higher Education and Research in Management of European Universities. Additionally, we are part of more than 300 international partnerships and as of May 2025, we are also part of the Excellence Strategy of the federal and state governments.
 

Visionary since 1829: The University of Stuttgart stands for exceptional, world-acclaimed research and first-class teaching in one of Europe’s most vibrant industrial areas. The university is a reliable employer, partner for technology transfer and focuses on interdisciplinarity.

The University of Stuttgart is one of the leading technically oriented universities in Germany with global significance. It sees itself as a center of university-based, non-university, and industrial research. Furthermore, it takes a role as a guarantor of research-based teaching, focused on quality and holism. The university promotes the transfer of knowledge and technologies to society in all their profile- and competence areas as well as their emerging fields. The „Stuttgarter Weg” (Stuttgart Way) means an interdisciplinary integration of engineering, natural sciences, humanities, management, economics and social sciences based on the fundamentals of cutting-edge research at a disciplinary level. Our vision is “Intelligent systems for a sustainable society”.
Two Clusters of Excellence, for which the university has applied for a grant as part of the Excellence Strategy to strengthen top-level research in Germany, have been awarded funding for seven years. The successful clusters are “Data-integrated simulation sciences” and “Intergrative Computational Design and Construction for Architecture “.
 

VALYUE is a successful engineering company, located in Stuttgart. Our expertise is in the automotive, embedded systems, digitization and quality assurance sectors since 2008, offering our customers innovative solutions throughout the entire development process.
In international teams, we carry out a large number of interesting and exciting projects. Our motto is being together successful. Join our dynamic team and make the difference!

Work at one of the leading manufacturers of software tools and components for the development of a wide variety of embedded systems. Issues such as connectivity, automotive cybersecurity, autonomous driving or electromobility require your innovative strength. More than 4 500 colleagues worldwide are the key to success: With our solutions, manufacturers and suppliers in the automotive and related industries put their development projects on the fast track.