System Physical Modelling Engineer
Pubblicato il 07-09-2026 - Altro in Italia
Descrizione dell'offerta di lavoro System Physical Modelling Engineer
BWI Group is a premier chassis supplier that designs and manufactures brake and suspension systems for the automotive market. We are a fast paced, global organization employing some of the best and brightest minds in the industry.
Do you have experience in Automotive Electronic/Electromechanical/Electrohydraulic component development?
Do you have knowledge on advanced controls Artificial Intelligence for functions development in model base and C Code?
Are you keen to contribute to the design of complex vehicle component and systems?
Turin, IT
exciting and diversified projects
inside view into innovative technologies of the automotive industry
big amount of self-reliance
Lavoro da remoto environment
individual professional education for continuous learning and improvements
International working environment and collaboration with advanced High Technology RD team from different region
Develop and maintain high-fidelity physical models of mechanical, hydraulic, and electro-mechanical automotive systems,
particularly braking systems.
Model and simulate braking system components and architectures, including hydraulic circuits, valves, actuators, pumps, accumulators, calipers, master cylinders, brake boosters, and related mechanical elements.
Develop 1D system-level models to investigate system performance, dynamic behavior, component interactions, and failure modes.
Use Siemens Simcenter Amesim and MathWorks Simscape/Simulink to create, calibrate, and validate physical models.
Establish modelling methodologies and best practices across the different simulation toolchains.
Translate physical requirements and engineering specifications into appropriate mathematical and physical representations.
Correlate simulation models against test-bench, component, and vehicle-level measurements.
Perform parameter identification, model calibration, sensitivity analysis, and uncertainty assessment.
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