Lap Simulation Engineer (Graduate) – Automotive & Control Systems

Monash University; Brixworth; On-site; GBP 28,000 - 38,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Onsite Gym

Company lease car scheme

36 days annual leave

Private healthcare and pension

Job summary

Mercedes AMG HPP invites applications for an Early Careers position in a rotational scheme focused on simulation. You’ll develop advanced skills in physical systems modelling, optimisation and control systems, working with real hardware simulations and collaboration with ECU software teams.

Applicants should have a 2.1 or higher in a numeric field, strong maths background, and solid MATLAB/Simulink experience; Python or C++ is a plus.

Qualifications

• 2.1 degree or above in a numeric discipline such as Mechanical/Electrical Engineering, Mathematics, Systems Engineering, or related.
• Strong academic background in mathematics or sciences (A Level or equivalent).
• Excellent understanding of engineering first principles.
• Experience in physical modelling, optimisation or control systems and applying these in projects.
• Good programming skills in MATLAB/Simulink; Python or C++ is advantageous.
• Curious, tenacious, driven and capable of delivering quality work under pressure.

Responsibilities

• Rotate through specialisms including physical systems modelling, optimisation and control systems.
• Develop virtual models of engines and electrical systems reflecting real hardware.
• Collaborate with ECU Software teams to test and improve code and setups.

Skills

Curious mindset

Driven

Problem solving

Communication skills

Education

2.1 degree or above in a numeric discipline

Tools

MATLAB & Simulink

Python

C++

Job description

Mercedes AMG HPP invites applications for an Early Careers position in a rotational scheme focused on simulation. You’ll develop advanced skills in physical systems modelling, optimisation and control systems, working with real hardware simulations and collaboration with ECU software teams.

Applicants should have a 2.1 or higher in a numeric field, strong maths background, and solid MATLAB/Simulink experience; Python or C++ is a plus.