Langham Recruitment
Software Integration Engineer

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Software Integration Engineer | Up to £60,000 | Automotive Technology | South Norfolk
We're partnering with a world-leading motorsport and automotive simulation company looking for an Integration Engineer to join their growing Simulator team. You'll be responsible for integrating industry-leading software and hardware into cutting-edge Driver-in-the-Loop (DIL) simulator platforms used by some of the most innovative engineering organisations in the world.
This is a fantastic opportunity to work on bespoke customer projects, collaborating with simulation, software, and project engineering teams to deliver highly technical solutions that push the boundaries of vehicle simulation.
What you'll be doing
- Integrate third-party software and hardware into advanced Driver-in-the-Loop simulator platforms.
- Design and implement robust interfaces between complex engineering systems.
- Develop modular integration solutions that support a wide range of customer technologies.
- Configure and maintain connections across multiple software and hardware platforms.
- Work closely with Simulation Engineers, Software Engineers, and Project Managers to deliver customer projects successfully.
- Support customer engineering teams throughout project delivery, troubleshooting, and resolving technical integration challenges.
- Participate in system commissioning, validation, and acceptance testing.
- Travel occasionally within the UK and internationally to support customer installations and commissioning.
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You'll have a strong systems engineering mindset and enjoy understanding how complex technologies interact.
We're particularly interested in engineers with:
- A degree in Engineering or a related technical discipline.
- 2+ years of commercial experience integrating software within engineering environments.
- Strong experience with MATLAB and Simulink.
- Experience integrating one or more simulation or modeling platforms such as AVL VSM, IPG CarMaker, CarSim, TruckSim or BikeSim, VICarRT, rFpro, Unity or Unreal Engine, Cosin FTire, Fraunhofer CDTire.
- Experience working within structured, quality-focused engineering environments.


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Desirable experience
Experience with any of the following would be advantageous:
- Real-time simulation platforms such as dSPACE HIL, Concurrent RT, or Adams RT.
- Automotive or motorsport engineering.
- Driver-in-the-Loop simulators.
- Vehicle dynamics, simulation, or control systems.
- A genuine enthusiasm for automotive technology, motorsport, or driving simulation.
Why Join
- Salary up to £60,000
- Company bonus scheme
- 25 days holiday plus bank holidays
- State-of-the-art facilities
- Free on-site parking
- Pension & healthcare
- Life Assurance
- Study support and professional development opportunities
- Friendly and collaborative team culture
- Additional company benefits
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