Application Engineer – Model-Based Design for Automotive
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As an Application Engineer, you will use your technical expertise in modelling, simulation, and programming to help UK and Northern European automotive engineers have the most productive and enjoyable experience of using MathWorks tools. You will help them deliver innovative technology and partner with them to solve their hardest engineering problems.
Responsibilities
* Analysing customer models, tools and workflows at the team, department and organization levels.
* Understanding the challenges and opportunities to improve that will impact their business.
* Scoping and proposing projects and evaluations that address pain points and enable adoption of new technology and methods.
* Delivering projects by solving demanding technical problems in modelling, simulation, control, estimation, and software engineering.
* Working with MathWorks development to advocate for customers and influence future product direction.
Qualifications
* Strong first degree in Engineering (or equivalent).
* Experience designing, implementing and simulating control systems models in MATLAB and Simulink.
* Experience developing and using simulation models of mechanical and/or electrical systems for automotive and/or aerospace applications.
* Excellent verbal and written communication and presentation skills.
* Ability to work on multiple technical projects concurrently.
Preferred Experience
* Scoping and leading technical projects.
* Dev/Ops tools and technologies—configuring CI systems, cloud collaboration environments (e.g., GitLab), containers.
* Embedded software in C/C++.
Required Education & Experience
* A bachelor's degree and six years of professional work experience, or a master's degree and three years, or a PhD; or equivalent experience.
MathWorks nurtures growth, appreciates diversity, encourages initiative, values teamwork, shares success, and rewards excellence.
Location: Cambridge, England, United Kingdom.
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