Lead Hydrodynamic Scientist

ECM Selection Limited
Oxfordshire, UK
1 day ago
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Role details

Contract type
Permanent contract
Employment type
Full-time (> 32 hours)
Experience level
Expert
Working hours
Regular working hours

Tech stack

C++ (Programming Language) Fortran (Programming Language) Python (Programming Language) Machine Learning Software Engineering

Requirements

  • Degree in physics or electronics (and ideally a PhD).
  • Leadership experience on pulsed power, hydrodynamic codes or similar. This should include successful delivery of R&D projects. Further experience with machine learning based optimisation would be desirable.
  • Experience with Python (or similar tools) for analysis. Additional experience with C++ or Fortran would be beneficial.
  • Knowledge of software engineering practices.

Excellent communication skills and a keen interest in problem-solving are expected as projects are complicated and usually there are multiple stakeholders involved. Therefore, the ability to collaborate, coordinate and lead projects is important.

Benefits & conditions

On offer is a wide range of benefits to go along with a competitive salary. This includes share options and flexible working onsite.

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