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Senior Simulation Engineer - Vehicle Dynamics

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Senior Simulation Development Engineer - Vehicle Dynamics ARCA Resourcing is exclusively partnered with a rapidly expanding engineering business that is disrupting the market with it’s cutting-edge technology and product. Due to continued growth and increase in product demand they are looking to add a Simulation Development Engineer to their team. This is an exciting time of growth giving you the opportunity and autonomy to grow within the business. The Role: Build and run full system simulations to evaluate simulator design options and trade-offs Develop and deploy control software for Hardware in the Loop Integrate and test new concepts and developments on the simulators Improve simulator realism and usability, including integration of third-party hardware and software Skills: A background in fields such as Engineering, Physics, Maths or Computer Science Determination, independence and a methodical approach to problem solving An interest in, or exposure to, functional programming languages such as MATLAB, Python and R This is a permanent position and is based in South Bristol, with hybrid / remote working available. If you would like to know more about this Simulation Development Engineer role please apply immediate consideration.

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