Simulation Engineer - Model based development

Title: Tools Development Engineer - Model-Based Design (MATLAB/Simulink to C)Location: Mossville, ILDuration: Full-TimeRole SummaryThe Tools Development Engineer supports product engineering teams by developing, maintaining, and improving model-based development tools and workflows using MATLAB/Simulink, with a focus on auto-generated C code for embedded systems. This role enables consistent, high-quality software development across embedded product programs.Key ResponsibilitiesDevelop and maintain MATLAB/Simulink-based tooling used by embedded software and controls teamsSupport Simulink model development and auto-code generation to C for production embedded systemsCustomize and extend code generation workflows (Embedded Coder, TargetLink, or similar)Develop validation, checking, and automation tools to ensure model and generated-code complianceCollaborate with product, controls, and embedded software teams to integrate tools into daily developmentTroubleshoot issues related to model behavior, generated C code, and toolchain integrationCreate and maintain documentation, usage guidelines, and best practices for model-based development toolsSupport version upgrades, tool qualification, and long-term maintainability of the tools environmentRequired Skills & ExperienceStrong experience with MATLAB and Simulink in a production or product-embedded environmentHands-on experience with Simulink auto-code generation to CSolid understanding of C programming and embedded software conceptsExperience supporting engineering tools or internal development platformsFamiliarity with Linux or Windows development environmentsExperience working closely with cross-functional engineering teamsNice to HaveExperience with Embedded Coder, Stateflow, or similar model-based design toolsExposure to embedded targets, real-time systems, or industrial control systemsUnderstanding of software development lifecycle, validation, and quality standardsExperience in large industrial or manufacturing organizations

Created: 2026-05-09