MogiMogiJobsPowered by MobiusEngineLet Mogi apply

Cadence

Adams MultiBody Dynamics Application Software Developer (Recent Grad 2026)

Livonia 01 · 2 months ago

Full-time

About the job

At Cadence, we hire and develop leaders and innovators who want to make an impact on the world of technology.

Description

We are seeking a motivated engineer to join the development team for the industry-leading Adams MultiBody Dynamics application.   Cadence is looking for additional software developers to implement multi-body dynamics business logic and improved modeling methodologies as a part of systems modeling architectural modernization and transformation initiative.

Key Responsibilities

- Implement Adams Application back-end business logic and persistence
- Implement Adams UI extensions
- Implement new modeling objects and templates for Adams
- Modernize the Adams application back-end to take advantage of modern hardware
- Improve software quality through ever-expanding coverage of functionality within automated test suites
- Implement build and test pipeline logic
- Collaborate with rest of Adams product development teams in an Agile Development process.
- Collaborate with other groups within Cadence for cross-product synergies and common technology
- Contribute to debugging, usability improvements, and technical documentation for delivered features.

Required Skills / Experience

- Python Scripting
- Multi-layered software architecture with framework, plug-ins, and public API
- VSCode + CoPilot
- Strong familiarity with Agentic AI, leveraging AI for productivity gains
- Strong written and verbal communication skills

Preferred Qualifications

- C++ Coding Experience
- QT Coding experience
- Familiarity with MVVM , MVC coding patterns
- Vtune software
- JIRA
- CAD/CAE familiarity
- Coding for GPU

Education and Experience

- Recent 2026 grad with Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Mechanical Engineering, Computer Science or a related technical field.
- 0-2  Years Experience

We’re doing work that matters. Help us solve what others can’t.

Reports on Cadence