We are looking for a motivated Multi-Body Simulation Engineer with 2–5 years of experience to join our product R&D; team. You will be responsible for simulating and analyzing the kinematic and agile behaviour of mobile concrete machinery components, improving safety, reliability, and performance through virtual validation.
Key Responsibilities:
- Build and validate MBD models of different concrete equipment such as Self-loading concrete mixtures, concrete pumps, batching plants etc.
- Perform dynamic analyses including tipping risk, load transfer, boom stability, and hydraulic motion behaviour.
- Simulate structural motions under road and operating conditions (off-road terrain, vehicle braking/turning).
- Collaborate with structural, design, and control system teams and provide critical simulation inputs.
- Conduct fatigue and load spectrum studies to improve component durability.
- Support physical test validation and correlate simulation models with test results.
- Maintain simulation documentation, test plans,
and model version control.
- Generate the technical reports consisting of simulation methodology, simulation results and comparative statement of simulations Vs test results
Qualification:
- Bachelor’s or master’s in mechanical / automotive engineering or related field.
- 2–5 years of MBD experience, preferably in off-highway or construction equipment domain.
- Proficient in simulation tools like MSC Adams, Recur Dyn, or Sim pack.
- Strong grasp of kinematics, dynamics, hydraulics, and multi-body mechanics.
- Exposure to hydraulic actuator modelling and contact simulations.
Key Attributes:
- Strong fundamentals of Mechanical engineering and analytical problem-solving skills.
- Effective communication and ability to work cross-functionally.
- Passionate about simulation-driven product development.
- Self-driven with attention to quality and detail.
📌 CAE Engineer (India)
🏢 Cadopt
📍 India
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