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Simulation Engineer

Simulation Engineers develop computational models and software systems that replicate physical processes, allowing engineers and scientists to test designs and predict behavior without building physical prototypes. The work typically involves writing and optimizing simulation code, often leveraging GPU computing and numerical methods to handle complex physics calculations across scenarios like structural analysis, fluid dynamics, or thermal behavior. The role suits analytically minded engineers or scientists comfortable with programming, mathematics, and iterative problem-solving in fields like aerospace, automotive, energy, or manufacturing.

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Simulation Engineer

Jabil

Ranjangaon

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Simulation Engineer

Toyota Motor North America

Salisbury, NC

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Accelerated Physics Simulation Engineer – Agentic Computational Engineering (ACE)

Voyager

Full-time · Washington, DC · $165,000 – $250,000

This role develops fast physics simulation engines and AI-accelerated surrogates that let autonomous agents optimize hardware designs across millions of iterations. It suits computational scientists or engineers who thrive at the intersection of numerical methods, GPU computing, and machine learning, and who want to compress years-long engineering cycles into days.

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