Analyst (Acoustics, Sonar, Physics or related)

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11 months ago
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We are looking for talented individuals at all levels of experience to join our clients team. Even if you don't meet every single requirement listed below but feel you can make a valuable contribution, we encourage that you do apply.

If you have any questions or uncertainties about the role, please don't hesitate to reach out to me!

Key Responsibilities of this role include...

Analysis
Perform detailed analysis of Sonar / Maritime Systems using established methodologies.
Collaborate with the system design team to develop models and analyses based on defined performance requirements that align with customer specifications.
Performance Modelling, Design Trade-offs, and Product Development
Model sonar / maritime system performance across a range of underwater acoustic conditions.
Evaluate sonar performance against customer specifications for inclusion in bid responses.
Use modelling and simulation to support product decisions and refine operational concepts, quantifying the impact of design decisions on system performance.
Support to Trials
Assist in the execution of sea trials and collect performance data.
Analyse trial data and assess it against system requirements.
Produce detailed reports on trial data analysis, summarising trial outcomes and the sonar / maritime system's performance relative to its requirements.
Reporting and Collaboration
Provide regular progress updates to project and product development teams.
Offer expertise during design reviews and customer presentations.Skills, Qualifications, and Experience

A relevant Bachelor's degree (higher degree preferred) in Physics, Mathematics, Engineering, or another STEM field. Consideration will be given to other STEM degrees if the required skillset is demonstrated.
Desired experience (preferably in sonar or related domains) in:
Operational Analysis
Trials Data Analysis
Performance Prediction Modelling
Performance Requirement Interpretation and Analysis
Finite Element Analysis & Fluid Dynamics
Transducer Design
Signal Processing & Data Analysis Algorithm Development
Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence
Strong communication skills, with the ability to explain complex topics clearly to both technical and non-technical audiences.
Proficiency in scientific and mathematical modelling tools, such as Python or MATLAB.
Proven ability to manage deadlines effectively.
Existing or attainable Security Clearance (SC).Why Join Us?
If you are passionate about contributing to advancements in Anti-Submarine Warfare and Naval Sonar technology, we would love to hear from you!

Benefits available...

Optional 9-day fortnight
Time off in lieu (TOIL)
Flexible working hours
1pm finish on Fridays
Annual bonus
Hybrid working options for certain roles
Casual dress policy
25 days of holiday + Christmas shutdown
Option to buy/sell holidays
Private healthcare, dental, and critical illness insurance via salary sacrifice
Discounts at over 200 online stores through our Reward Hub
4x annual salary life cover
Pension plan: Employer contributes 5%, with flexible employee contribution options from 4% to 70% (subject to minimum wage regulations)I look forward to receiving your application and exploring how you can contribute to our clients mission

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