Thermal Management Design Engineer - Process & Manufacturing
About the job
- A degree in Energy Engineering or Mechanical Engineering is required.
- At least two years of experience in thermal management product development.
- Practical expertise in injection molding, metal fabrication, forging, rubber compounding, and welding, including their applications.
- Familiarity with selecting and applying thermal management sub-components, including interface design and compatibility.
- Familiarity with thermal management system architectures, typical requirements, and performance specifications.
- Familiarity with testing and validation methodologies for thermal management systems.
- Proficiency in spoken and written English for work.
- A strong logical reasoning ability and a goal- and results-driven mindset.
- An outgoing and collaborative communication style.
- Ability to work hard and endure hardship.
- Resolve manufacturing and assembly process challenges.
- Work onsite at UAES as part of a joint Bosch and UAES development team focused on thermal management modules.
- Collaboratively develop a base design and apply it directly within customer projects.
- After an initial onboarding and development phase, take full ownership of the technical domain and support an international team in deploying solutions across global regions.
- A master's degree is preferred.
- German language skills are a plus.
About the company
RBVC (Robert Bosch Venture Capital) is a global venture capital firm that backs early-stage deep tech startups in areas like energy efficiency, medical devices, and virtual/augmented reality. It supports companies with funding and access to Bosch’s network and resources to help them scale and bring innovations to market. Unlike traditional VCs, RBVC may purchase solutions for a proof-of-concept while allowing startups to keep their intellectual property, which speeds up development and lowers upfront costs. The firm earns money through equity investments and the eventual success of its portfolio. RBVC’s goal is to accelerate technological advances across multiple industries by connecting startups with Bosch’s ecosystem, customers (from medical centers to data centers), and global reach.
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
$3.8B
Headquarters
Frankfurt, Germany
Founded
2007
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Quantum Motion raised $160 million in May 2026 with Bosch Ventures participating.
- Qdrant closed a $50 million Series B in March 2026, signaling strong AI infrastructure demand.
- Nauta named Bosch Ventures a lead investor in August 2026, expanding industrial AI reach.
What critics are saying
- Bosch Mobility announced 13,000 cuts in 2025 and more restructurings through 2027.
- Bosch closed France's Moulins-Yzeure plant in 2026, showing pressure on industrial cash generation.
- If Bosch's margin recovery fails, corporate venture budgets face direct contraction by 2027.
What makes Robert Bosch Venture Capital unique
- Bosch Ventures launched Fund VI in May 2025, committing about €250 million globally.
- It buys Bosch proof-of-concept access while startups keep IP, accelerating enterprise adoption.
- Its portfolio spans mobility, AI, quantum, and energy, with 60-plus active investments.
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Benefits
- Health Insurance
- Dental Insurance
- Vision Insurance
- Life Insurance
- Disability Insurance
- 401(k) Retirement Plan
- 401(k) Company Match
- Paid Vacation
- Paid Parental Leave
- Wellness Program