Skill
Simulations
Engineering (Mechanical, Electrical, Civil and Environmental)
Simulations are representations or models of real-world systems, processes, or scenarios, often run on computers, that allow users to observe outcomes, test hypotheses, and train for situations without real-world risk or cost. They are used across fields including engineering, medicine, aviation, military training, and gaming to model complex dynamics like weather, traffic flow, or human physiology. Simulations range from simple mathematical models to highly detailed virtual environments like flight simulators or digital twins.
Open roles requiring Simulations (2)
Senior RF Engineer
CesiumAstro
Full-time · Westminster, CO · $133,000 – $161,000
A senior RF hardware engineer role focused on designing board-level circuits and systems for satellite and aerospace communication platforms, from schematic through in-orbit support. This suits experienced RF engineers who want hands-on design work in a startup environment working with phased arrays and space-qualified hardware.
Listed on CesiumAstro’s careers site · Apply there ↗
Sr. Principal Biostatistician
Biogen
Full-time · Remote, USA · $134,000 – $179,000
Lead statistical analysis and study design for clinical trials across therapeutic areas at a biotech company, mentoring contract statisticians and ensuring regulatory compliance. This role suits experienced biostatisticians ready to take on project leadership and contribute to process improvements in pharmaceutical development.
Listed on Biogen’s careers site · Apply there ↗