Computational Electromagnetics Engineer — HPC Solvers

Metrea; Greater London; Hybrid; GBP 50,000 - 70,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Private Medical Insurance

Subsided gym membership

Electric Car scheme

Cycle to work scheme

Salary sacrificed pension scheme

Free lunch on office days

Enhanced Parental Leave

30 days annual PTO plus b/h

Bonus Scheme

Personal development opportunities

Job summary

Metrea is seeking a full-time Computational Electromagnetics Engineer to develop and run electromagnetic solvers, primarily for applications in Aerospace and Defence. This position requires a strong background in scientific computing with experience in C/C++ and Python, and a deep understanding of Maxwell's equations. The role is hybrid, with three days a week in the office in London, providing a dynamic work environment alongside competitive benefits including private medical insurance and enhanced parental leave.

Qualifications

• Strong background in scientific computing.
• Deep understanding of Maxwell's equations.
• Experience with numerical methods for full-wave electromagnetic simulation.
• Familiarity with software engineering tools.
• Experience running large-scale physics simulations on HPC.

Responsibilities

• Develop EM solvers for diverse applications.
• Profile and optimize solvers on HPC infrastructure.
• Perform validation and testing of solvers.
• Document and present simulation results.
• Collaborate with teams to integrate results.

Skills

Scientific computing

C/C++

Python

Maxwell's equations

Numerical methods

HPC simulations

Scientific visualization

Software engineering tools

Cloud platforms

Git

CMake

Education

Postgraduate degree in Physics, Mathematics, or Engineering

Tools

ParaView

Job description

Metrea is seeking a full-time Computational Electromagnetics Engineer to develop and run electromagnetic solvers, primarily for applications in Aerospace and Defence. This position requires a strong background in scientific computing with experience in C/C++ and Python, and a deep understanding of Maxwell's equations. The role is hybrid, with three days a week in the office in London, providing a dynamic work environment alongside competitive benefits including private medical insurance and enhanced parental leave.