BMS Model-Based Controls EngineerBreathe

Our mission is to create technologies that enable people to breathe cleaner air. Through continuous research and development, we are pioneering new ways to utilise battery systems and enhance their health, charging, cycle life and range. Headquartered in London, we work in partnership with global OEMs in the automotive, robotics and consumer electronics industries to deliver advanced battery system performance and experiences. We are developers of the world’s first health adaptive battery charging software.

What you will be doing

Working together with our product development and systems engineering teams, you will be responsible for turning advanced state estimation approaches into real-time capable software solutions using MATLAB/Simulink. You will be taking the responsibility to ensure that our control solutions are correctly implemented to enable our customers’ use cases in various industries and on diverse hardware platforms. Within the automotive, motorsport, robotics and consumer electronics industries you will help us develop and deploy state-of-the-art battery state estimation and control solutions.

In your work as a model-based controls engineer you will become an expert in advanced battery management solutions across a spectrum of applications. We will provide you with opportunities to develop your skills in software and controls engineering, such as attending seminars and workshops to advance your technical abilities.

Your responsibilities

• Independently developing and verifying model-based controllers for battery management software
• Working together with systems engineering to develop solutions that address our customers’ needs
• Verifying and validating our software deliveries using modern unit and integration testing practises

• Optimising the accuracy and computational performance of our product deliveries
• Working on industry/academic joint projects
• Working together with our embedded software developers to ensure the functionality of our products
• Any additional work that may be deemed from time to time to be critical to product or company success