Applied

Simulation Engineer - Vehiclesim

Ann Arbor. Posted 2 months ago

The role

Simulation Application Engineers work with external and internal users to develop VehicleSim and ADP based applications and models. They develop applications for automotive customers and collaborate to provide technical support and collect data for new feature development.

What you will do

  • Develop new applications that can be used and then modified by automotive customers to improve their simulations
  • Collaborate closely with our automotive customers to provide technical support and collect data for new feature development
  • Create thorough documentation for new and existing software applications
  • Test and provide feedback for new versions of our software
  • Work closely with cross functional team to develop and conduct customer training remotely and onsite

Required qualifications

  • MS in Mechanical Engineering or a BS with relevant industry experience
  • 5+ years of hands on experience in the automotive industry
  • Experience using simulation software such as CarSim, Simulink, CarMaker, Adams, or similar tools
  • Evaluated vehicle dynamics behavior at the system level such as response to driver controls
  • Experience evaluating Advanced Driver Assistance Systems at the system level
  • Familiarity using AI tooling to accelerate development safely

Nice to have

  • Familiarity or experience using our products (CarSim, BikeSim, TruckSim, and SuspensionSim)
  • Experience creating new projects (steering, braking, or other AV/ADAS enabling controllers) using our products and MATLAB/Simulink
  • Ability to program as needed to support automation and integration of multiple software tools
  • Worked with automotive driving simulators and real-time simulation systems such as DSPACE, Concurrent, NI, and VI-Grade
  • Experience with Unreal Game Engine

About the company

Applied Intuition, Inc. is a Silicon Valley company creating digital infrastructure for physical AI. It services the automotive, defense, trucking, construction, mining and agriculture industries.