Arbalett
Job title:
Senior Research Engineer – Top R&D projects
Company
Arbalett
Job description
Our partner is an applied research center providing companies involved in technological innovation processes with numerical simulation methods and tools to invent and design more competitive products.To support the expanding research activities in multiphysics simulations with a focus on electromagnetism and rarefied flow conditions, we are looking for a senior research engineer and offer a permanent contract. This permanent position is available immediately.
- We are looking for a research engineer (M/F) with an expertise in plasma and partial discharges simulations in rarefied conditions to expand research activities on multidisciplinary simulations for design.
- You will be responsible for the technical progress as well as for the project management, in order to meet our clients’ expectations and in line with our Quality Management System (EN9100).
- PhD in engineering, physics or demonstrated equivalent experience
- Advanced knowledge in multi-physics modeling and simulation for plasma, rarefied gas and electro-magnetics
- Experience in nonlinear finite element and particle in cell DSMC for partial discharges in vacuum applications
- Proficiency in object-oriented programming on Linux platform
- Scripting and programming experience (C++, Python, bash…)
- Excellent analytical skills and solution-oriented thinking capabilities
- Autonomous working skills with an aptitude for teamwork
- Fluency in French and/or English
- Competitive salary package;
- Opportunity to participate in international projects;
- Opportunity for a position in growing and leading technological sectors, with direct interaction with industry players and technical experts;
- A stimulating and dynamic work environment.
Expected salary
Location
Charleroi, Henegouwen – Waals Brabant
Job date
Thu, 05 Sep 2024 07:51:30 GMT
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