Simulator Software Engineer & Operator

The Mercedes AMG-PETRONAS Formula One Team
Brackley
2 months ago
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At the Mercedes-AMG Petronas Formula One Team, a group of passionate and determined people work to design, develop, manufacture and race the cars with the aim of fighting for world championships each and every year.Whether working in our Operations, Technical, Race or Business Support functions, we are all in and aspire to build the greatest team in the history of our sport.Every individual plays their part. No stone is left unturned in the chase for every tenth of a second. The history of our sport is long and rich and we are continuing our journey with renewed effort year on year. Record books remember the names of a few, but history is written by the many.An exciting new opportunity has arisen within the Vehicle Customer Performance Group.What youll be doing:Support and contribute to the development of the Simulator, improving software and modelling processes to maximise efficiency, quality and robustness of the facility. Liaising directly with the software group will be an essential part of the role.Carry out hardware and software updates, ensuring that the Simulator is an accurate representation of the physical car.Operate the Formula One Driver In the Loop Simulator, supporting the Engineering teams to ensure the Simulator test programme is adhered to and completed.Ensure health and safety procedures are followed at all times.What were looking for:Essential:Strong academic and practical background with a Computer Science or Engineering Degree or equivalent (2:1 minimum grade).Proficiency with Matlab and Python (including scientific and computing packages; NumPy, SciPy) is essentialFamiliarity and understanding of highly integrated systems.High level of computer literacy and willingness to learn new computing programs.Motivated and conscientious individual, prepared to take on growing responsibility.Ability to work independently or within a team whilst adhering to strict deadlines.Flexibility with respect to working hours and comfortable with a changeable schedule.Desirable:Professional experience using System Monitor and ATLAS would be of benefit.Experience with Machine Learning software tools or with Multibody Dynamics packages.What do we offer:Our riverside campus is powered by 100% renewably sourced energy and features an on-site gym and exercise studio, subsidised restaurant and on-site parking with EV chargers available.We offer a competitive and attractive package of benefits including a generous bonus scheme, Mercedes car lease scheme, private medical cover, life assurance and 25 days holiday. We pride ourselves on our family-friendly environment and our employee well-being programme.Why us:At the heart of our performance are our people. Every member of our team has a voice and plays their part in contributing to our successes on and off the racetrack. We take pride in creating an innovative, collaborative and high-performance culture where all of our team members are respected, empowered and valued.Through our Accelerate 25 programme, we are continuously working to make our team even more diverse and inclusive. Whatever your background, we believe that you will find working with us rewarding and enriching.Your application:We will ask you to complete a questionnaire as well as submitting a cover letter and CV. Please note if you would like to include a cover letter, please upload it with your CV as one PDF document.

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