Simulation & Synthetic Environments Engineer

What the role is responsible for.

• Develop and maintain simulation environments, sensor models, and scenario tooling.
• Validate simulated behaviour against measured data from field and flight.
• Build scenario generation that produces useful edge cases rather than volume.
• Support other teams running campaigns in the environment you maintain.
• Document model assumptions and their known limits.

What we need you to bring.

• Degree in computer science, engineering, physics, or equivalent practical background.
• Programming ability in C++ or Python, and interest in graphics or physics simulation.
• Understanding of sensor physics at least at a working level.
• Careful approach to validation — an unvalidated model is treated here as an untested claim.
• Working English; French is useful for site life but not required.

Useful, not essential.

• Experience with a simulation framework such as Gazebo, Isaac Sim, Unreal, or an in-house equivalent.
• Exposure to high-performance or distributed computing.
• Any prior work comparing a model against measured reality.

We read the preferred list as a description of a useful background, not a checklist. Candidates who meet the required list and none of the preferred are regularly hired.

Who you would be joining.

The Toulouse simulation team supports Autonomous Systems and Aerospace. It is a good first post for engineers who want breadth before choosing a specialism.

What to know before you apply.

Relocation support and language tuition are available through the People division.

All candidates undergo comprehensive vetting. Reasonable accommodation is available at any stage — say so in your first note and it will be arranged. We do not use unverified third-party recruiters, and we never ask a candidate for a fee.