Overview
- Number of trainees: 1
- Conduct a feasibility study on an after-sales car problem detection system powered by AI, using only simulation-based analysis. The project focuses on designing and evaluating an AI-powered detective system for after-sales support without access to real vehicle field data.
What you will do
- Define the scope and objectives of a simulation-only feasibility study for after-sales fault detection and diagnostic systems.
- Design and run simulation experiments to generate representative fault scenarios, sensor signals and condition data necessary for training and testing AI models.
- Select and implement appropriate AI approaches (supervised and/or unsupervised) for fault detection and predictive maintenance within the simulated environment.
- Evaluate model performance using relevant metrics and produce recommendations on feasibility, limitations and next steps for real-world deployment.
Required expertise and technical tasks
- Understanding of machine learning fundamentals (supervised/unsupervised learning) and practical experience applying them to fault detection or predictive maintenance problems.
- Experience with AI models for fault detection, anomaly detection or predictive maintenance, including model selection, training and validation.
- Familiarity with data preprocessing, feature extraction, sensor signal processing and model evaluation techniques; ability to generate and preprocess simulated datasets.
- Ability to document simulation parameters, experimental setup and produce reproducible experiments and analysis.
Department, logistics and application
- Department: R&D. Subject reference: 4.
- The study must rely exclusively on simulation-based analysis; no field vehicle data will be used.
- To apply, contact HR at hr@bakomotors.com and include the project reference in your email. Number of available positions: 1.