System Modeling Engineer (Graduate) (f/m/d)
System Modeling Engineer (Graduate) (f/m/d)
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Job Description
Are you a motivated and curious early-career engineer looking to dive into the world of system modelling and digital twins Join our central architecture modeling team and help shape the future of high-end automotive microcontrollers and processors.
Youll work on modelling & testing IP and subsystems next-generation automotive devices collaborating with architects system engineers and global partners. This is a great opportunity to grow your skills in performance analysis virtual platforms and ecosystem integration.
What Youll Do
Build and deploy ecosystem-level simulations for Digital Twin / applications on Virtual prototypes
Develop and integrate SystemC AT/LT models and C/C IP block models.
Design component models based on top-down IP specifications.
Integrate models into SoC-level simulations and verify IP functionality.
Support internal teams and customers with model deployment and usage.
Collaborate across distributed teams on cutting-edge devices and accelerators.
What You Bring
Degree in Computer Science Electrical Engineering or related field.
Solid programming skills in C/C and scripting languages.
Familiarity with SystemC (2.3x) TLM2.0 and IPXACT.
Experience with embedded programming and toolchains (e.g. GCC).
Knowledge of ARM Cortex architectures and RTL verification (UVM).
Exposure to commercial modeling tools (e.g. Synopsys Virtualizer Mentor Vista) is a plus.
Bonus: Experience with Matlab/Simulink or other simulation tools.
Strong communication and presentation skills.
Fluent in English; flexible proactive and team-oriented mindset.
What We Offer
Competitive compensation including pension plan.
Flexible working hours and hybrid work options.
Investment in your professional development.
A collaborative and fun team environment.
Employment Type
Full-Time
