📅 September 2, 2026
⌚ 5:00 p.m. CEST
Engineering teams developing electric drives face increasing pressure to deliver higher efficiency, lower losses, and quieter operation under tighter timelines.
A critical pain point is fragmented workflows: electromagnetic, structural, and thermal analyses operate in isolated tools, making it difficult to trace issues, validate design choices, or iterate quickly. This fragmentation leads to late-stage surprises, extended development cycles, and costly redesigns.
Dassault Systèmes directly addresses these challenges with an integrated MODSIM multiphysics environment. The SIMULIA Electromechanical Analysis Engineer role places a strong focus on high-fidelity electromagnetic simulation of electric machines. By unifying critical analyses in one platform, Dassault Systèmes helps customers identify root causes earlier, reduce iteration time, and bring optimized electric-drive designs to market faster and with confidence.
Who should attend?
Electrical engineers involved in electric drive design, and electric motor engineers.
Key takeaways:
- True MODSIM design optimization of electrical machines
- Optimize electrical machines across multiple physics domains using a single CAD model
- Accelerate electric drive design with an integrated workflow that reduces scattered tool sets
