2 of 2 Mathematical Modelling Jobs in Hertfordshire

Integrating hardware and software. *Experience with multi-threaded software products. *Experience of driver level software development. *Experience using Matlab/Simulink *Understanding of real time computing systems *Understanding of mathematical modelling concepts *Ability to visualise and analyse complex systems Overview of department: You would be part of a small, multi-skilled team, doing complex technical work and experiencing … on a production line. Responsibilities: * This role focuses on design, implementation and support to software items used within the HWIL facility. These software items vary between software to control mathematical models with input/output interfaces in real time through to software for performing data analysis and visualisation. * This role will also provide the opportunity to work 'hands on More ❯

Hours: 37 hours per week We currently have an exciting opportunity for talented and experienced Systems Performance Engineer, who has come from a Mathematical Modelling background, who will provide performance prediction and analysis expertise to major defence programmes, developing the latest complex capabilities for the UK Armed Forces in response to advanced threats in all domains (Air, Land … system performance. Performance studies use models of the system to estimate key performance indicators. The System Performance Engineer will: Plan and conduct technical studies into system performance, using complex mathematical models, to help the project and understand key system design choices Develop a good understanding of how the wider system affects performance and the knock-on impacts of changes … Skills and qualifications required from the following: Ideally a Degree or Masters in an Engineering, Mathematics or Science related subject. An enthusiasm for any of the following: Use of mathematical models to assess system behaviour Data analysis using MATLAB and Simulink (or similar) Capturing and presenting technical data in a clear and concise for expert and non-expert audiences More ❯