N. BLATTNER
Aerospace Engineer

Building things that fly, orbit, burn, and learn.

M.Sc. Aerospace Engineering at the University of Stuttgart, graduating September 2026. My work spans air- and spacecraft structures, rocket propulsion, computer science, data science and machine learning, and a decade of hands-on builds. This site walks through the actual process of designing, simulating, building, testing and optimizing to realize various projects.

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Project Catalog

Personal

11 projects

Academic

7 projects

Student Association

2 projects
Who I Am

Aerospace by training, hands-on by habit

I am finishing my M.Sc. in Aerospace Engineering at the University of Stuttgart, closing it out with a thesis at Airbus Defence and Space. Before that: two years as a working student and development engineer at Diehl Defence on solid rocket motors and jet-engine CFD, and a semester at EPFL working on cubesat structures.

Outside of coursework and work, I build things end to end — from a computer-vision aircraft tracker running on phone cameras, to RC aircraft and a from-scratch VTOL UAV, to a 3D-printed CNC machine I redesigned to hold real tolerance. I like the part of engineering where a plan meets a workshop and turns out to be wrong in an interesting way.

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Get In Touch

Looking for my first full-time role

I am looking for a graduate or entry-level engineering position from autumn 2026 — ideally somewhere the work involves simulation, propulsion, structures or the software that supports them, and where things get built and tested rather than only modelled. Based in southern Germany, open to relocating.