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Morson Edge (Technology)

Lead Modelling Software Engineer

Manchester
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Lead Modelling Software Engineer

Manchester | Office day once every 2 months | Salary to be discussed on qualification with benefits ✨

I'm working with an exciting technology business focused on helping accelerate the transition to low-carbon heating. Their technology is already being used across connected devices, and they're now looking for a Lead Modelling Software Engineer to take ownership of the modelling and optimisation engines behind the platform.

This isn't a typical software engineering role.

You'll be working where mathematical modelling, physics, software engineering and real-world IoT data come together.

What you'll be working on:

You'll own the full lifecycle of the modelling software — taking ideas from research and simulation through to production and then monitoring how they perform in the real world.

You'll be:

  • Building and improving mathematical models around thermal dynamics and heating behaviour
  • Developing optimisation algorithms using real-world sensor and telemetry data
  • Translating mathematical models and control theory into robust Python software
  • Working with historical weather, energy, tariff and smart meter data to test and validate models
  • Building simulation and testing environments
  • Improving the reliability and performance of models running across thousands of connected devices
  • Working closely with the wider engineering team and taking technical ownership of projects
  • Supporting the evolution of the modelling platform, including work moving from Python towards C++

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What we're looking for:

We're looking for someone with strong Python and mathematical modelling experience who enjoys taking complex models and turning them into production-ready software.

You'll ideally have experience with:

  • Strong Python
  • NumPy, Pandas and SciPy
  • Mathematical modelling, optimisation or numerical methods
  • Dynamical systems / control theory
  • Model Predictive Control (MPC) would be highly beneficial
  • Software engineering best practice, testing and CI/CD
  • Working with real-world or physical systems/data
  • Technical leadership or ownership of projects
  • AWS experience would be useful, but isn't essential.
  • C/C++ experience would also be a bonus, but they're happy to support someone in developing this skill.

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A Master's or PhD in Mathematics, Physics, Engineering or another highly quantitative discipline would be advantageous, but strong relevant commercial experience is equally important.

This is an opportunity to have genuine ownership over a core piece of technology rather than working on another feature in a large engineering organisation. You'll be working directly with the Head of Engineering, leading technically and managing one engineer, while remaining hands-on with the modelling and software yourself.

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Skills

Python
NumPy
Pandas
SciPy
Mathematical Modelling
Optimisation
Numerical Methods
Dynamical Systems
Control Theory
Model Predictive Control
CI/CD
AWS
C++
IoT Data
Thermal Dynamics

Location

Manchester, England, United Kingdom

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