Systems Modelling and Simulation Engineer

Initial 12-month contract
Bristol only, onsite full time - can work a compressed 4 day week
-75ph, Umbrella, inside IR35
SC must be in place prior to starting the contract.

• Developing and maintaining performance models to support a key programme within the organisation.
• Integrating components from within the team and other project areas.
• Designing, implementing, testing, and documenting simulation models while ensuring compliance with quality standards.
• Interacting with other functional teams autonomously, including Guidance Navigation & Control, Software, Hardware-in-the-Loop, Systems Design & Validation, and Technical Quality.
• Performing technical analyses and investigations into a full range of issues and problems, developing solutions either individually or as part of a project team.
• Engaging with model users to understand and respond to their needs, ensuring the model''s fitness for its intended use.

• Experience in simulation and modelling, preferably on aerospace projects.
• Proficiency with The MathWorks products, specifically Simulink, Embedded MATLAB, and Stateflow.
• Ability to produce computer simulations from mathematical specifications.
• Understanding of the modelling process and working within a quality process.
• An appropriate Engineering Degree or Masters in fields such as Systems or Aerospace Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mathematics, or Physics.
• Ideally, knowledge and experience with Configuration and Management Tools like Rational Team Concert, Requirement Management Tools like DOORS, and programming languages such as C, FORTRAN, and Ada.

• Contract duration: Initial 12 months
• Location: Bristol, with the option for a compressed 4-day work week
• Security Clearance: SC to start, UKEO

If you have a proven track record in simulation and modelling within the aerospace sector and are looking for a challenging and dynamic project, we would love to hear from you. Apply now to join our client''s dedicated and innovative team in Bristol.