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Simulation as the Design Guiding Tool – Re-examining the Role of the Simulation Engineer

Simulation as a Design Guiding Tool: Re-examining the Role of the Simulation Engineer

Karlo Seleš
Senior Mechanical Integrity Engineer
Rimac Technology

The presentation explored the evolving role of industrial simulation engineers in product development as seen through the growth and transformation of simulation department within Rimac Technology, a tier-1 automotive company.

The role of a simulation engineer and current industry trends were examined through a series of examples highlighting how leveraging simulations can deliver significant value throughout each stage of the development process—from initial concept to production—especially in fast-paced, cost-sensitive environments.

The presentation gave an insight into the different roles a simulation can fulfill when the perception of simulation as a provided service is challenged and seen as a guiding tool and integral part of the development process.

Karlo Seles is an experienced structural analysis (CAE/FEA) engineer with a strong sense of responsibility. He utilizes a proactive mindset, resourcefulness and social intelligence paired with a strong academic background, under-the-hood simulation software knowledge which comes from solver development, and rapid-pace automotive industry experience to succeed in daily work challenges.

Document Details

ReferenceNWC25-Key-02-Rec
AuthorSeles. K
LanguageEnglish
AudienceAnalyst
TypePresentation Recording
Date 19th May 2025
OrganisationRimac Technology
RegionGlobal

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