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Job Type
Permanent
Work Pattern
Full-time
Work Location
On-site
Seniority
Senior
Education
Phd
Posted
30 Apr 2026 (2 weeks ago)

Our client are a global semiconductor company.

The client require candidates to work on-site full time and can’t provide sponsorship for this position.

Responsibilities:

We are looking for a software and simulation engineer with experience in machine learning and artificial intelligence techniques.

The role will be working in the design team alongside our device design experts using a range of tools and techniques.

This role will span from model building through full simulation automation and optimization.

The role will require extensive knowledge of a range of machine learning techniques including multi-parameter optimization and inverse design.

Automation of test data analysis and correlation to design variants is also necessary to re-calibrate and refine the models.

Key Requirements:

A PhD in Computing Science, Physics, Electrical or Electronic Engineering, or a related engineering discipline.

Deep knowledge and implementation of machine learning with examples of collaborative working

Exceptional skills in data analysis, along with outstanding presentation and communication abilities. Report writing enabling clear and impactful dissemination of complex information.

Experienced in Python or similar programming languages for efficient simulation, automation and data analysis.

Ability to build, document and deploy modelling and simulation tools.

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