Controls System Engineer 6 Month Contract 55- 65ph Buckinghamshire

Organisation Overview

Our client, a leading advanced technology company, applies the pursuit of excellence from motor sports to solve complex engineering challenges in various industries. Specialising in aerodynamics and high-performance vehicle design, they drive innovation and technological breakthroughs. They offer an exciting and dynamic work environment that values world-class engineering and technological prowess.

Role Summary

Our client is seeking a Controls System Engineer on a contract basis to contribute to the development of control systems and software for projects. This role, plays a crucial part in meeting project requirements, from initial development to testing for production application. Utilising cutting-edge tools like MATLAB/Simulink and dSpace Hardware-In-the-Loop (HIL) rigs, the engineer will prototype control systems while ensuring project ownership and performance.

Responsibilities

• Translate specifications and requirements into functional systems, engaging in physical testing and production applications.
• Prototype control systems hardware and software using MATLAB/Simulink and dSpace HIL rigs.
• Engage in various software development tasks as necessary, ensuring project functionality and performance.

Essential Skills & Experience

• Degree in Control, Software, or Electronic Engineering.
• Proficiency in modern control system and software engineering methodologies.
• Experience with MATLAB/Simulink for control systems software development.
• Familiarity with tools such as C#, Python, Java, or similar for software development.
• Knowledge of version control, issues tracking, and software build systems.
• Understanding of software development processes and functional safety implications.

Desirable Skills & Experience

• Experience with other software development tools.
• Exposure to high-performance automotive, aerospace, or related sectors.

If this role is of interest, reply today with an up to date CV and we can discuss further.