"simulation tools" Jobs

8 open tech roles matching “simulation tools”, taken straight from company career pages — not reposted from other job boards. Most in demand right now: Python, C++, C/C++. Every listing is re-checked daily and closed roles are removed.

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Applied Intuition

Join Applied Intuition as a Solution Engineer to architect and build solutions for automotive engineering teams using advanced simulation and data management tools.

Applied Intuition Stuttgart Published 4 months ago
Flexible on stack
Applied Intuition

Join Applied Intuition as a System Integration and Validation Engineer to build and configure HiL environments for vehicle simulation.

Applied Intuition Stuttgart Published 1 month ago
Flexible on stack
Applied Intuition

Join Applied Intuition as a Solution Engineer to tackle complex automotive software challenges and engage with cutting-edge technology.

Applied Intuition Stuttgart Published 4 months ago
Flexible on stack
Applied Intuition

Join Applied Intuition as a Solution Engineer to help automotive customers solve complex technical problems with Vehicle OS.

Applied Intuition Stuttgart Published 4 months ago
Flexible on stack
Applied Intuition

Join Applied Intuition as a Systems Engineer to shape the future of autonomous driving with a dynamic team in Silicon Valley.

Applied Intuition Stuttgart Published 1 year ago
Applied Intuition

Join Applied Intuition as a Software Engineer to design motion planning and control solutions for autonomous vehicles.

Applied Intuition Stuttgart Published 7 months ago
Flexible on stack
Applied Intuition

Join Applied Intuition as a Function Developer to design and implement parking functionalities for autonomous driving systems.

Applied Intuition Stuttgart Published 5 months ago
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Applied Intuition

Join Applied Intuition as a Software Integration Engineer to deliver integrated software and hardware solutions for cutting-edge AI applications.

Applied Intuition Stuttgart Published 1 month ago
Flexible on stack