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FMC Talent | Senior Vehicle Dynamics Engineer

FMC Talent
Sheffield
6 months ago
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Our client is searching for a Senior Vehicle Dynamics Engineer to join their team; you will work closely with internal teams (including race Engineering and Aerodynamics) to improve the performance of their cars on the track.


A bit about the company and what they can offer you

This is an excellent opportunity to join a resilient team challenging the world’s best on the grandest stage of motorsport. Driven by a relentless passion for motorsport, this racing team is defining the Formula 1 landscape with precision engineering and a fierce competitive spirit. On top of a comprehensive compensation and benefits package, they also offer travel opportunities, excellent work-life balance, recognition and career progression.

What you’ll be doing

As Senior Tyre Science Engineer, you will be a key player in the development and application of advanced tools with a focus on tyres. You will be looking to constantly improve the performance of the car through innovative techniques.


Your day to day might look a little like this:

• Model development of core vehicle dynamics systems using the in-house modelling language

• Continuously assess model correlation to both track and subsystem rig test data, applying knowledge of vehicle performance and physical limitations to simulation constraints with a focus on accurate model behaviour

• Assessment and comparison of differing modelling approaches and simulation strategies for performance and robustness impact.

• Support vehicle performance through the development of tools and analysis techniques which best leverage the company’s simulation infrastructure and models.


A bit about you

Ideally, you’ll be based in South East England.


You’ll have a Bachelor’s degree in physics or a branch of mechanical engineering, as well as at least 5 years’ experience in motor racing, vehicle dynamics, or performance of a mainstream automotive engineering company.


A few other key skills we are looking for:

• High level of mathematical fluency, with experience in system mathematical modelling and analysis

• Experienced and confident programmer in scripting/interpreted languages such as the Math Works MATLAB or Python. Complied language experience would be beneficial but not essential

• Experience with working at a simulation infrastructure level is preferred

• Strong communication skills, both written and verbal

• Prior experience in Formula One would be beneficial


Want to hear more?

If this role has sparked your interest, get in touch with Rhys Greenslade ()


A few more details

Reference number: 18362

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