The IMS laboratory is looking for a motivated intern to take part in the KiWin research project aiming to revolutionize maritime transport through kite traction.
You will assess advanced adaptive control algorithms for a 5m² kite and compare with existing robust control methods based on the CRONE methodology, with a particular focus on Iterative Learning Control (ILC) algorithms.
Detail
Project title: « Iterative learning control of vessel propulsion system based on tethered kite »
- Location: IMS laboratory, Bordeaux, France
- Salary: approx. €600 net/month
- Start date: February 1, 2026
- Duration: 6 months
The candidate is expected to be a 3rd year engineering school student or Master’s student, with solid knowledge in dynamic systems modeling and control, robust and adaptive control. Good coding skills in Matlab/Simulink are also highly desired.
To apply, please send an e-mail to
Daniel BARBUTO-ROSSATO, Christophe FARGES and Tudor-Bogdan AIRIMITOAIE.
More information in the attached PDF document.
Application deadline: November 30, 2025
