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Software Controls Engineer


Location:Brixworth

⚒️Role:Systems Control Engineer

❗IR35 Status:Inside IR35

️Contract:12 months

Rate: Competitive

Full time Onsite


Due to the nature of the role, only candidates with settled status in the UK can be considered for this role


A leading formula one team are looking for a Software Controls Engineer, this is an outstanding opportunity to work in the pinnacle of motorsport.

During the the role you will be responsible for developing, testing, and improving powertrain control systems to enhance performance, reliability, and ease of use. The role also includes maintaining and optimizing SiL, HiL, and test systems for robust powertrain operation.


Key Responsibilities

  • Develop and optimize software control systems for internal combustion engine and hybrid powertrains.
  • Specify, develop, and test performance-enhancing features (fuel consumption, energy efficiency, drivability).
  • Conduct validation tests on platforms like HiL, rigs, dynos, and vehicles.
  • Maintain and improve software testing environments.
  • Troubleshoot and support powertrain control systems.
  • Ensure compliance with software development best practices.


Required Skills & Experience

  • Strong experience in model-based software development (Simulink, Stateflow) within an automotive setting.
  • Knowledge of powertrain control systems, failure modes, sensors, and actuators.
  • Expertise in automotive communication protocols (e.g., CAN, Ethernet).
  • Proficiency in calibration, diagnostic, and measurement tools (CANape, CANalyzer, WinDarab).
  • Understanding of the full software lifecycle, from requirements to testing.
  • Experience in software development using MATLAB/Simulink and C/C++.


Qualifications

  • Essential: BEng/BSc (2:1 or higher) in software or engineering-related discipline.
  • Desirable: 3+ years of post-graduate experience and Chartered Engineer status.

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