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Williams Racing | Senior Mathematical Modeller

Williams Racing
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Company Overview


114 race victories in Formula 1, nine times Formula 1 Constructors’ Champion, seven times Formula 1 World Drivers Champions and the only team to have won in F1, 24h Le Mans and British Touring Cars. A proven track record that sets Williams Racing apart from the competition. Our unique character, combined with a deep passion for racing and future-oriented thinking, has created the very essence of our company.


 


Our mission is to win races and, in doing so, establish an authentic racing and lifestyle brand. Pure efficiency and the determination to win are key components of our company’s DNA and its overriding purpose. And it’s not only about being victorious on the racetrack. It is the essential mindset to remain competitive and to achieve success in everything we do.


It follows therefore that Williams world class people are its most important asset. Our team operates at a high standard to ensure success.


 


Our commitment to support the next generation of innovators and winners, gives us the opportunity to be ready for every challenge we face. Together we are successful. Together we win. We are Williams.


Job Description

At Williams Racing, we are dedicated to pushing the boundaries of innovation and performance in motorsport. We are currently seeking a passionateSenior Simulation Development Engineerto join our Vehicle Dynamics Group. This is your chance to play a critical role in the continuous improvement of our vehicle models and simulation tools.


About the role:


As a Senior Simulation Development Engineer, you will play a key role in developing and maintaining cutting-edge algorithms and simulations. Your work will directly influence the car’s performance by improving tools such as lap time simulations, ride analysis, and setup optimization. You will also have the opportunity to help shape the team’s technology development strategy, ensuring Williams Racing remains at the forefront of vehicle dynamics innovation.


Key responsibilities:



  • Build and refine advanced simulations to evaluate vehicle dynamics and optimize performance.




  • Translate physical systems into mathematical models, ensuring accuracy and reliability.




  • Collaborate across teams to deliver projects to agreed deadlines, contributing to the team’s overall success.




  • Continuously seek opportunities for process and technology improvements



Who you are:


To thrive in this role, you’ll need astrong academic background in mathematics, engineering, or computer science. Your expertise should includenumerical analysis, calculus, nonlinear constrained optimization, and translating physical systems into mathematical models.


You’ll be proficient in developing numerical algorithms inC/C++(with experience in BLAS/Lapack) and have working knowledge of Python or MATLAB. Familiarity with Modelica is advantageous but not essential.


A collaborative mindset is vital, as you’ll be working closely with teammates to solve challenges and innovate. Above all, you should be motivated by new challenges and committed to continuous improvement, bringing fresh ideas and enthusiasm to the role.


What we’re looking for:



  • A degree in Mathematics, Engineering, or Computer Science.




  • Expertise in: numerical analysis&linear algebra,nonlinear constrained optimization,optimal controlcalculus,mathematical modeling of physical systems




  • Proven experience developing numerical algorithms and simulations inC/C++(including BLAS/Lapack).




  • Proficiency in either Python or MATLAB, and Modelica are advantageous but not essential




  • A collaborative mindset, innovative thinking, and a passion for tackling complex challenges.



 


Additional Information

Additional Information


Williams is an equal opportunity employer that values diversity and inclusion. We are happy to discuss reasonable job adjustments.

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