System Physical Modelling Engineer
Pubblicato il 09-09-2026 - BWI GROUP in Gallicano Nel Lazio
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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?
Location: Turin, IT
We offer
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- exciting and diversified projects
- collegial environment
- inside view into innovative technologies of the automotive industry
- wide network of research and development parties
- big amount of self-reliance
- modern leadership culture
- Lavoro da remoto environment
- promotion of personal development
- individual professional education for continuous learning and improvements
- International working environment and collaboration with advanced High Technology RD team from different region
Key Responsibilities
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- 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 t