Driver Simulation Engineer
About this role
Driver Simulation Engineer – Open Standards
About Mpya Sci & Tech
Mpya Sci & Tech is a company built by engineers – for engineers. We’ve created a workplace where you, as an employee, are always at the center. In everything we do, we strive for a high level of involvement and responsiveness to our employees' thoughts about their future roles and careers. Together, we are building a strong, inclusive, curious, and open-minded culture that offers great opportunities for our team members. We want you to work on assignments that you are passionate about, grow professionally, and maintain a healthy work–life balance.
About the Role
We are now looking for a Driver Simulation Engineer with strong experience in open‑standard driving simulation to support one of our automotive customers.
You will work close to ADAS and autonomous driving development teams, focusing on virtual testing, scenario creation, and simulation integration using ASAM Open Standards. The work spans from scenario design to tool integration and automation, often in complex simulation environments.
Responsibilities
- Develop and maintain simulation environment and scenarios using
- ASAM OpenDRIVE, OpenSCENARIO, and OpenCRG etc.
- Build and execute virtual driving scenarios for ADAS and automated driving validation
- Implement supporting tooling and automation in Python and C++
- Integrate simulation environments via ASAM OSI (Open Simulation Interface)
- Support Driver‑in‑the‑Loop (DIL) and Software‑in‑the‑Loop (SIL) setups
- Collaborate with perception, vehicle dynamics, and system engineers
- Analyze simulation results and contribute to improved test coverage and realism
- Who You Are
- You enjoy working close to both software and vehicle behavior, and you value clean, reusable solutions built on open standards.
- We believe you have:
- Experience within automotive simulation or virtual vehicle testing
- Hands‑on knowledge of ASAM Open Standards, especially:
- OpenDRIVE & OpenSCENARIO
- Strong programming skills in Python and C++
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