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Principal Control Systems Engineer (EV)

Ballymacarret
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A pioneering maritime design and technology company dedicated to decarbonising the industry is currently looking to hire a Principal Control Systems Engineer (EV). The successful candidate will be responsible for the entire development lifecycle of control systems software, using MATLAB/Simulink. This includes requirements analysis, implementation and testing, performing system level simulations, and the analysis of vessel test data, to ensure requirements are being met.
 
The Principal Control Systems Engineer (EV) will:

Design, implement, and refine control system software while ensuring optimal performance.
Configure automatic code generation from Simulink models and deploy it to target hardware for efficient system integration.
Define and execute system performance simulations, support on-water test programs, and analyse vessel performance data.
Ensure that all control system software meets regulatory standards and contribute to establishing best practices for software development.
Attend necessary meetings, fulfill reporting requirements, and support a company culture aligned with its values and principles  
The Principal Control Systems Engineer (EV) will have:

BSc /BEng degree (preferable) in a relevant engineering discipline (Electrical Engineering, Electronic Engineering, Control Engineering.
A minimum of 5 years’ professional experience developing control system software, ideally in an aerospace or automotive setting.
Expert working knowledge of MATLAB, Simulink, Stateflow and Simulink Coder.
Knowledge of Model-Based Design methodologies.
Expert understanding of Control Theory.
Extensive knowledge of data communication protocols including CAN, SPI, I2C, RS-485, RS-232, UDP.
Experience designing, integrating and calibrating various sensors (GPS, IMUs, altimeters, etc.) used in control systems.
Ability to work with Junior members of staff, coach and support them through technically challenging projects
A positive, can-do attitude, role modelling a positive approach especially through organisational growth and change.  
Apply now to be part of a pioneering team driving innovation in zero-carbon maritime technology. Submit a copy of your up-to-date CV online and a member of our team will be in touch

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