Senior Multiphysics Simulation & Modelling Engineer

FMC Talent
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3 months ago
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Want to work for a world-class engineering company? Do you have previous experience within multi-physics engineering? Our client is looking for a Senior Modelling and Simulation Engineer to lead the development of advanced system models across a range of dynamics, including mechanical, electrical and thermal. This is an exciting opportunity to lead the use of advanced modelling tools and mentor a team of Junior Engineers.



A bit about the company and what they can offer you

Offering world-leading capabilities in platform dynamics, simulation intelligence, prototyping and more, our client strive to offer world-class and unique offerings that are unrivalled by competitors. Working within aerospace, premium automotive, sport and even lifestyle industries, there is such a wide scope for the projects you could be working on when you join.


Their culture is one that breeds high-performance, and you will be mentored and tutored to become the best version of yourself possible once you join.



What you’ll be doing

As a Senior Modelling and Simulation Engineer, you will be leading the development of advanced system models across mechanical, electrical, thermal, and fluid dynamics.


Your day to day might look a little like this:

• Develop, refine, and validate advanced multi-physics models to ensure they accurately represent complex systems across a range of dynamics

• Utilising advanced modelling tools to create and optimise high-fidelity physical models

• Leveraging on-premises high-performance computing and cloud software to enhance the efficiency of simulations

• Leading on highly technical projects, ensuring delivery is completed within the given timeframes and quality remains high

• Mentoring and guiding Junior Engineers within your team



A bit about you

Ideally, you’ll be based in Oxfordshire, UK.


You’ll have 5+ years of experience within multi-physics engineering, being an expert in advanced modelling tools such as MATLAB and Simulink or similar.


A few other key skills we are looking for:

• Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering or a related field (a PhD would be even better!)

• Expertise in model variation, being able to correlate simulation data with real-world experimental results

• Excellent communication and collaboration skills; working effectively across teams to deliver outcomes is crucial to success in this position

• A passion for mentoring Juniors in your team, fostering a relationship of continuous learning and improvement

• Expertise in high-performance computing environments and running large-scale simulations

• Ability to integrate data science and machine learning models



Want to hear more?

If this role has sparked your interest, get in touch with Phil Skinner ()


If you want more information on what the core duties are for this role, we can send the job description your way!



A few more details

Reference number: 18582

Temporary or Permanent Position: Permanent

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