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A leading defense contractor in the UK is seeking a Model Developer to create dynamic performance models for weapon systems. The ideal candidate will have a degree in Engineering or a related field and experience with MATLAB/Simulink. This role offers a competitive salary, a joining bonus, and excellent career progression opportunities. The work is mostly onsite with flexibility for team support.
We build a variety of dynamic system performance models, embedded systems and real time models for MBDA products. Our models are developed and used throughout the product lifecycle, from concept through in service support. When used internally, performance models allow system designers to estimate performance to guide product design; for customers, performance models help verify system performance while reducing reliance on expensive testing and trials. Real time models contribute to training environments for pilots and provide engineering testing capabilities. Once the product is in service, customers continue to use our models to understand system capability and assist with operator training.
Models of modern weapon systems comprise many automated subsystems integrated to provide overall capability. This creates challenges when developing accurate system- or system-of-system level models that are large and highly interconnected, or when developing lower fidelity models that run in real time while maintaining accurate representation. As a model developer, you will encounter new and exciting problems requiring intuition and innovation, and you’ll learn how to build simulation software in programming languages/environments such as MATLAB/Simulink/Stateflow, Fortran, and C/C++.
Salary: £31,500 plus a £3,000 joining bonus. Dynamic (hybrid) working: majority onsite with flexible team support. Excellent career progression and development opportunities. 25 days annual leave plus option to purchase extra holiday; 15 additional flexi-leave days; and a range of retirement, health, and employee wellbeing programs described by MBDA.