Performance and Simulation Engineer

Portsmouth
7 months ago
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We are looking for a dynamic Performance and Simulation Engineer to join our innovative team in Portsmouth. This is your chance to thrive at the crossroads of real-world engineering, simulation, and data science, shaping the future of maritime technology.
As a Performance and Simulation Engineer You'll work on the following-


  • Dive Deep into Data: Analyse simulation outputs from performance studies, routing models, and CFD results to drive product insights.

  • Create Impactful Tools: Build Python-based tools for performance modelling, data processing, and visualisation using libraries like Plotly and Matplotlib.

  • Lead Innovations: Develop aerodynamic and hydrodynamic performance models to optimise vessel and wing designs.

  • Present with Precision: Craft technical reports and client presentations that simplify complex data into actionable insights.

  • Collaborate Across Teams: Work closely with design, control systems, and commercial teams to spearhead multidisciplinary projects.

  • Drive Cutting-Edge Solutions: Explore the integration of AI and machine learning into performance analysis and optimisation workflows.

What You'll Bring:


  • A strong engineering or STEM background with proven expertise in Python and data analysis. Performance and Simulations modelling.

  • Exceptional communication skills to bridge technical and non-technical audiences.

  • A passion for engineering innovation and sustainable maritime technology.

Why Join Us?


  • Work on groundbreaking projects that redefine performance engineering in the maritime sector.

  • A collaborative environment with opportunities to lead projects and innovate.

  • Competitive salary and benefits.

  • Continuous growth through exposure to advanced programming, machine learning, and cutting-edge simulation workflows.

If you're eager to tackle complex engineering challenges and shape the future of maritime innovation, we'd love to hear from you

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