System Physical Modelling Engineer
Pubblicato il 11-09-2026 - BWI GROUP in Biella
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?
We are looking for a Technical Expert in physical modelling and system simulation to join our engineering team and contribute to the development and validation of advanced models for automotive mechanical and hydraulic systems, with a particular focus on braking systems.
The ideal candidate combines strong expertise in physical modelling, system dynamics, and automotive braking systems with hands-on experience using both the Amesim and MathWorks Simscape toolchains.
The role involves translating physical system behavior into robust, reusable simulation models and supporting their application throughout the product development lifecycle, from concept and design through verification and validation.
Location: Turin, IT
We offer
- exciting and diversified projects
- collegial environment
- an 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 R&D; team from different region
Key Responsibilities
- Develop and maintain high-fidelity physical models of mechanical, hydraulic, and electro-mechanical automotive systems, particularly braking systems.
- Model and simul