At Weheat, we're not just about heating - we're redefining it. By completely rethinking the way heat pumps are designed, we create innovative products that are both environmentally friendly and highly efficient. As creators of the Blackbird and Sparrow, cutting-edge heat pumps, we are at the forefront of heating technology and are truly making an impact. Our goal is to develop products that not only meet but exceed current environmental standards and that make sense, ensuring a greener future for all.
Our philosophy is simple: empower our people to harness their passions. By cutting down on redundant meetings and sidestepping micromanagement, we open up a world where you can fully perform in your expertise. At Weheat, growth is not just encouraged—it's expected. We encourage a community that supports and challenges, enabling each member to exceed expectations and make daring moves towards our collective goal of making an impact.
Weheat heat pumps have an inverter + compressor subsystem that moves and compresses the refrigerant to reallocate thermal energy and create heating and cooling.To improve this subsystem for new generations of heat pumps, its key performance parameters and how these are influenced by various load and environmental conditions, must be further explored. This graduation assignment aims to develop an inverter-compressor model that can be used to create even more efficient and cost-effective heat pumps in the future.
As part of our team, you'll work on a cutting-edge project that will transform the effectiveness of heat pumps. You're not just working on a graduation assignment; you're contributing to a greener, more sustainable future. Are you ready to apply your knowledge and skills in this exciting and challenging environment? If so, Weheat is the place for you.
Apply now and become part of the Weheat revolution! This is a unique chance to merge your skills in control and thermodynamics in a way that's rarely seen in the industry. Don't miss out on this exceptional opportunity to make a real difference in a field ready for a big transformation.
