material behaviour An understanding of CFD, FSI or multiphysics Strong mathematical and problem-solving ability A PhD in FEA, Computational Mechanics, CFD, Applied Mathematics or a related discipline would be highly relevant, although equivalent industrial experience will also be considered. Experience with composites, anisotropic materials, thin structures, meshing, optimisation, Python …/BASH or legacy C++ would be advantageous. This is an excellent opportunity for someone who wants to remain deeply technical, combining research, mathematics, physics and software development while becoming a senior technical authority within the organisation. Remote working is available in the UK, Spain, France, Germany, Italy ...