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Simulation and Modelling Engineer - 2311

Bristol
1 month ago
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Carbon60 is seeking an experienced Simulation and Modelling Engineer to join their dynamic team working on a fast-paced and challenging project. In this role, you will be responsible for the development of specific aspects of the performance model used to support a key programme within the organisation.

Responsibilities

Developing computer simulations and Simulink models from mathematical specifications
Integrating components from within the team and other project areas
Designing, implementing, testing, and reviewing models, ensuring compliance with quality standards
Maintaining appropriate design records and supporting documentation
Interacting autonomously with other functional teams, such as Guidance Navigation & Control, Software, and Systems Design & Validation
Performing technical analyses and investigations to identify and resolve issues
Engaging with model users to understand their needs and ensure the model is fit for its intended use

Required Skills and Qualifications

An appropriate engineering degree or master's degree, such as in Systems, Aerospace, Electrical Engineering, Mathematics, or Physics
Proven experience in Simulation and Modelling, preferably in the aerospace industry
Proficiency in using The MathWorks products, specifically Simulink, Embedded MATLAB, and Stateflow
Ability to produce computer simulations and Simulink models from mathematical specifications
Strong understanding of the modelling process and working within a quality-driven environment
Knowledge of coding standards and experience with languages such as C, FORTRAN, or Ada
Familiarity with configuration management tools like Rational Team Concert and requirement management tools like DOORS
Experience with autocode generation from SimulinkLocation: Bristol
Clearance: Security Clearance - SC
Duration: 12 months (possible extension)
Pay rate: Umbrella £75 per hour
Work Structure: Full time onsite (4-day compression available)

If you are interested, please apply directly. For more information, please email

Carbon60, Lorien & SRG - The Impellam Group STEM Portfolio are acting as an Employment Business in relation to this vacancy

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