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Junior Air Combat Simulation Engineer at SAAB Aktiebolag - ApplyBlast

Junior Air Combat Simulation Engineer

SAAB Aktiebolag

4 months ago

Onsite

Full Time

Senior

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About this role

This Senior Modelling and Simulation Engineer role within Saab UK's Air Combat Simulation team focuses on developing and verifying aircraft models using MATLAB, Simulink, and C++ for defence and aerospace applications. Candidates will build analysis tools, integrate system-of-systems models, and provide technical support for distributed simulations while ensuring high-quality documentation. The position requires a UK national who holds or can obtain an SC level security clearance to work on sensitive defence technology.

Responsibilities

Develop Simulink models and auto-code tools to C++ and DLL
Integrate component models into complex system-of-systems architectures
Validate and verify model performance against strict customer requirements
Generate comprehensive technical documentation for user and engineering teams
Analyze simulation results to optimize aircraft and sensor configurations

Skills

Qualifications

BEng in EngineeringSC Level Security Clearance

About SAAB Aktiebolag

saab.com

Headquarters

Stockholm, Stockholm, Sweden

Company Size

10001+ employees

Founded

1937

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Saab is a Swedish defence and security company founded in 1937 that serves governments, authorities, and corporations across the global market. The company offers products, services, and solutions spanning military defence and civil security, including fighter aircraft, naval systems, ground-based air defence, radar technology, and cyber security. Saab operates in over 30 countries and sells its products to more than 100 nations worldwide.