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Simulation & Modelling Engineer

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I’m recruiting for a Simulation & Modelling Engineer to join a highly technical engineering organisation working across complex, multidisciplinary projects.
The role sits at the intersection of physics, software, and systems engineering, giving you the opportunity to build models, explore system behaviour, and support the development and verification of advanced technology.
You’ll Be Working On
- Developing physics-based models of complex engineering systems
- Using simulation to analyse system behaviour and interactions
- Supporting system design, integration, and verification
- Working with engineers across software, electronics, and systems disciplines
- Applying mathematical and physical principles to solve challenging technical problems
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We’re Interested In Engineers With
- A degree in Electronics, Physics, Mathematics, Engineering, or a related subject
- Experience developing engineering models or simulations
- Strong engineering fundamentals and an understanding of physical principles
- Experience with MATLAB and Simulink
- Knowledge of systems engineering principles


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You’ll also need experience in at least one of the following areas:
- Hardware-in-the-Loop (HIL)
- Simulink Embedded Coder or HDL Coder
- Digital Signal Processing (DSP)
- Radar signal processing
This could be a great fit for someone who enjoys getting to the heart of how complex systems work, building models to understand them, and working with talented engineers to turn that understanding into real-world technology.
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