About this role
Salary: £85,000 - 130,000 per year
Requirements: Bachelor of Science degree or higher from an accredited course of study in engineering, engineering technology, chemistry, physics, mathematics, data science, or computer scienceAbility to obtain security clearanceProficiency in C++, Lua scripting, or a similar programming languageFamiliarity with physics-based modelling and simulation systems engineering principlesFamiliarity with version control systems such as Git or BitbucketKnowledge of Agile development methodologiesFamiliarity with DevOps, automation, and CI/CD conceptsUnderstanding of testing frameworks and unit testing practicesExperience working as a Software Simulation Engineer or in a similar roleExperience across the Software Development Lifecycle and software standards such as ISO9001Understanding of distributed interoperability simulation protocols used within defence collective training, such as DIS and HLAUnderstanding and experience of COTS simulation and training environment development, execution, verification, validation, and deploymentsStrong understanding of object-oriented programming and software design principles Responsibilities: Support the design, architecture, and development of simulation models, simulation visualizations, virtual environments/platforms, and frameworks to enhance test performance, safety, and durability of software and hardware systems throughout the product lifecycleSupport partnership with stakeholders to review and identify simulation requirements and the dynamics of the systems being simulatedSupport the design, modelling, simulation, testing, and analysis to assess and optimize overall system performance and capabilities Technologies: BitBucketCI/CDDevOpsGitHardwareSupportNetworkSecurityC++OOP More:
We are Boeing Defence United Kingdom Limited, and our Software Engineering and Systems Integration team in the UK works across Boeing Defence, Commercial Airplanes, Global Services, and Uncrewed Technologies. We are developing synthetic environment subsystems, mission systems capability, autonomous behaviours, ground control systems, technical publications, and proprietary tools, as well as contributing to commercial aircraft modifications, onboard network systems, cabin interiors, and supplemental type certification efforts. You will support Defence and Security domains across the UK, initially joining our Simulation Programmes across the Air, Land, and Maritime domains, with opportunities to grow across our wider Software Engineering portfolio. Our primary location is Fleet, with Bristol also considered, and we generally expect at least 3 days a week in the office to support collaboration. We offer a competitive salary, annual incentive plans, continuous learning, inclusive culture, adoption and parental leave, 23 days plus UK public holidays and a winter break, pension contributions up to 10%, company-paid medical cover, sickness pay, life insurance, wellbeing programs, and learning and career development support.
last updated 40 week of 2026