About this role
• Master exam in Automotive Engineering • Interested to work with developing technical products • Fluent in English, preferably basic knowledge in German and Hindi • Experience with volunteer studies and analysis of crash data or naturalistic driving data You are going to analyze driver behaviors. One part of your work will be to investigate possibilities to measure and register different behaviors during driving and to classify them into safe and unsafe behaviors, quantifying the associated risk of crashes. This is to be developed as real-time quantification in order to enable nudging towards safer behaviors. You will also work on appropriate interfaces for feedback and nudging. Your solution shall be validated. This work may include planning and running of volunteer studies. Another part of your work will concern the analysis of crash data regarding unsafe behaviors. Specifically, you will identify different phases in driving maneuvers and their associated crash frequency. You will then derive exact and concise descriptions of the crash conditions in the different phases so that crash protection technologies can be developed. This work will include work on relational databases, data manipulation and visualization and be conducted in collaboration with our office in Bangalore, India. Do you want to save lives? Do you want to work in an international environment with developing products for future cars? Are you accustomed to developing new products based on recent advances in research? Then you schould definitely read on! Autoliv is at the forefront of development and production of safety systems for cars. Every year our products save 30,000 lives, preventing ten times more injuries. We offer a unique opportunity to work with exciting technology in a challenging environment together with individuals who help each other to develop. In Sweden, our research Company is located and we also develop airbags, seatbelt systems, inflators and special products. We also have unique testing facilities with several crash tracks and a modern production facility where we manufacture inflators.