
Simulation Engineer
About the role
Role Summary
Job Responsibilities
Drive crash safety through simulation.
Challenge and improve our methods.
Shape our simulation strategies.
Connect virtual and physical testing.
Contribute to vehicle safety and compliance.
Collaborate across disciplines.
Who You Are
You are a curious and analytical engineer who enjoys solving complex technical problems and translating simulation results into meaningful engineering decisions. You are motivated by the challenge of improving vehicle safety and thrive in an environment where collaboration and technical expertise go hand in hand. You have:
- An MSc or PhD in Mechanical Engineering, Automotive Engineering, or a related field.
- At least two years of experience in passive safety, crash simulation, crash testing, or a related area.
- A solid understanding of solid mechanics and finite element analysis, together with the ability to interpret results and translate them into actionable design recommendations.
- Strong communication and collaboration skills, enabling you to work effectively with designers, technical services, testing teams, and colleagues across different locations.
- A proactive mindset and an interest in continuously improving simulation methods, engineering processes, and product performance.
It is an advantage if you also have
- Experience with homologation, certification, or regulatory requirements in the automotive or commercial vehicle industry, particularly crash safety.
- Practical experience with LS-DYNA and ANSA/Meta.
- Familiarity with working in a Linux environment.
We welcome applicants from all backgrounds - your unique experience and perspectives is valuable to us.
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