Senior Modelling Scientist – San Sebastián/Donostia – Fully Remote – High‑Growth Start‑Up
An exciting Bioprocessing start‑up company, based in San Sebastián, is keen to bring an experienced Senior Modelling Scientist, Simulation Scientist or Mathematical Modelling Scientist into the team to lead complex modelling projects within the bioprocessing and life science sectors.
As this role is centred on advanced modelling work, you can operate fully remotely. We welcome applications from across Europe. If you prefer hybrid or on‑site collaboration, the team is equally happy to support that.
You will likely hold a PhD or MSc in Mathematics, Physics, Applied Mathematics, Statistics, Life Sciences or a related discipline that has led you into a modelling‑focused career. Given the autonomy of the position, you will also need several years of industry experience and the ability to manage complex work without continual oversight.
As the company grows, your responsibilities will expand with it, offering genuine long‑term career development that is rarely available in remote‑first roles. You’ll be joining a well‑funded organisation with ambitious growth plans and a clear vision for how advanced modelling accelerates their technology roadmap.
English fluency is essential. Spanish would be beneficial but is not required.
You will be rewarded with an excellent starting salary and bonuses. This is a well‑funded company with strong backing and an exciting trajectory.
We expect significant interest in this position, so apply immediately or risk missing out.
To discuss the role in more detail, contact Andrew Welsh, Director of Medical Devices, Biotech and DeepTech Recruitment at Newton Colmore, on +44 121 268 2240.
Alternatively, submit your CV and a member of our team will be in touch to discuss next steps.....Read more...
Simulation & Modelling Engineer – Cambridge – Cutting‑Edge Technology Projects
I’m supporting a growing engineering team in Cambridge who are looking to bring in an experienced Simulation & Modelling Engineer to work on a range of technically challenging, concept‑driven projects. This is a role for someone who enjoys diving into complex systems, understanding how they behave, and turning that insight into robust models that guide real‑world engineering decisions.
You’ll be working closely with multidisciplinary teams made up of physicists, engineers, mathematicians and designers, contributing to early‑stage ideas, shaping system behaviour, and helping to turn concepts into functioning prototypes. The work is fast‑paced, varied, and ideal for someone who thrives on solving difficult problems with a mix of analytical thinking and hands‑on engineering.
The position centres around building and refining mathematical models using MATLAB and Simulink, analysing system interactions, and supporting the development of new technologies. You’ll draw on your background in physics, electronics, mathematics or a related discipline, and you’ll bring industry experience that allows you to approach challenges with both rigour and creativity. Experience within defence is helpful but absolutely not essential — strong fundamentals and curiosity matter more.
You’ll be involved in model‑based systems engineering, developing physics‑driven models, shaping system architectures, and contributing to test environments and code reviews. Any exposure to hardware‑in‑the‑loop, DSP, radar signal processing or embedded code generation would be a welcome bonus, but the team is open‑minded and supportive of people who want to broaden their skillset.
The organisation is continuing to scale, offering a genuinely collaborative environment with modern labs, a flat structure, and the freedom to contribute ideas from day one. You’ll be surrounded by people who enjoy pushing boundaries, sharing knowledge, and working on technology that has real‑world impact. Strong benefits, professional development opportunities, and a culture built around trust and autonomy are all part of the package.
Due to the nature of the work, you will need to be eligible for UK security clearance.
If this sounds like the kind of challenge you’ve been looking for, apply now or risk missing out.
To discuss the position in more detail, you can contact Andrew Welsh, Director of Medical Devices, Biotech and DeepTech Recruitment at Newton Colmore, on +44 121 268 2240. You can also submit your CV and a member of the team will be in touch to talk through next steps.....Read more...
Excellent opportunity for a Senior FPGA Engineer – Compute Architecture & Hardware Acceleration to join an innovative technology business on a hybrid basis, with time spent at their Oxford site, helping develop next-generation probabilistic computing platforms and advanced hardware acceleration solutions. This role will require expertise in FPGA design, algorithm implementation, and high-speed digital systems development.
Key responsibilities for the Senior FPGA Engineer – Compute Architecture & Hardware Acceleration role (hybrid and Oxford based):
Translate complex probabilistic algorithms from Python, C++, MATLAB and pseudocode into highly pipelined, resource-efficient FPGA RTL designs
Design and implement custom digital logic in VHDL from scratch where vendor IP is unsuitable, introduces latency or creates bottlenecks
Architect and integrate high-speed data acquisition pipelines utilising ultra-fast ADCs, PCIe, high-speed Ethernet and transceiver technologies
Work closely with hardware engineers, software developers, researchers and ASIC architects to define system architecture and technical solutions
Develop robust verification environments, perform hardware bring-up activities and optimise timing, power and resource utilisation across multiple clock domains
Key skills required for the Senior FPGA Engineer – Compute Architecture & Hardware Acceleration role:
Degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering or a related discipline
Demonstrable experience of FPGA digital design experience developing complex, high-speed digital systems
Strong HDL expertise with a proven ability to develop custom RTL from scratch
Experience with FPGA SoC platforms, including practical knowledge of processor-side development and PS/PL architectures such as Zynq
Proven ability to translate mathematical or algorithmic models into hardware accelerators using fixed-point arithmetic and bit-accurate modelling techniques
Strong understanding of timing closure, clock domain crossing (CDC) and advanced digital design principles
Experience with Xilinx Vivado, Vitis and TCL scripting toolchains
Familiarity with hardware debugging tools including oscilloscopes, logic analysers, JTAG debuggers and signal generators
This is an opportunity to work at the forefront of probabilistic computing, helping define the hardware architecture for a revolutionary computing platform while collaborating with leading experts and researchers in the field.
APPLY NOW! To apply for the Senior FPGA Engineer – Compute Architecture & Hardware Acceleration role (hybrid and Oxford based), please send your CV to mbelmar@redlinegroup.Com, or for more information contact Mike Belmar on 01582 878807.....Read more...
