Senior Modelling and Simulation Engineer

Broomhill, City of Bristol
2 weeks ago
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Senior Modelling and Simulation Engineer

Bristol

Are you ready to elevate your career with an opportunity that blends innovation, expertise, and a commitment to excellence? This prestigious engineering company, a beacon of high-end engineering products and services in the UK and Germany, is on the lookout for a Senior Modelling and Simulation Engineer.

With a focus on the marine business unit, this role offers the chance to work on groundbreaking commercial and defence projects. If you're passionate about making a significant impact and advancing in a dynamic, collaborative environment, this is your calling.

What You Will Do:

Lead the development of control system performance, equipment modelling, and vehicle dynamics
Engage in modelling, simulation, dynamics, and control activities, leveraging over 30 years of the company's expertise
Collaborate with a team of engineers to produce models at vehicle and system level representing plant and control algorithms
Utilize MathWorks toolset, including Simulink and associated toolboxes, for project execution
Participate in peer reviews of models and prepare comprehensive model documentation
Engage with clients, presenting results and models, and ensuring customer satisfaction through professional attitude and strong communication skills
What You Will Bring:

Degree in Aerospace Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mathematics, or a related discipline
Proficiency in Matlab/Simulink and an understanding of version control software (e.g., GIT)
Experience in hydro-actuated systems, electro-mechanical actuated systems, or multi-body simulation
Strong foundation in vehicle dynamics, systems engineering, and advanced control theory
Professional attitude, self-motivation, and a flexible, can-do approach to problem-solving
This role is not just a job; it's an opportunity to be part of a company that values innovation, collaboration, and transparency. With a global presence and a commitment to excellence, the company offers an inspiring work environment where your contributions will directly impact success. As a member of the team, you'll have the opportunity to work on diverse projects, ensuring no two days are the same.

The role is predominantly based in Bristol, with occasional travel to client sites as required. The company supports hybrid working, offering flexibility to balance your professional and personal life.

Interested?

If you're looking to make a difference and are driven by the challenge of working on cutting-edge projects, we want to hear from you.

Apply now to become the Senior Modelling and Simulation Engineer and take the next step in your career with a company that's as invested in your growth as you are.

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