Join Our Team: Web Developer / Front-End Software Engineer / Data Scientist

Slingshot Simulations is looking for an energetic and passionate web developer or front-end software engineer to play a vital role in the development of our innovative SaaS simulation products. Benefits Competitive salary (£25,000 to £45,000 depending on qualifications and experience) Flexible workings hours 25 days holiday / year + bank holidays Generous pension Great working environment Key Responsibilities Working with […]

Best British Tech Pioneer – Slingshot Simulations competes

We headed to Manchester to take part in the regional heats for KPMG’s Best British Tech Pioneer (BBTP) Competition We travelled to Manchester with other companies from the Leeds Nexus Innovation hub to battle it out in KMPG’s Best British Tech Pioneer (BBTP) Competition against 13 other regional companies. Since its launch in 2013, KPMG’s […]

World’s 1st Simulation-as-a-Service Tech secures £750,000

Slingshot has secured funding from University of Leeds and Mercia Equity Finance to break ground on our Simulation-as-a-Service On 31st October 2019 we grouped together for the first time with The University of Leeds and NPIF – Mercia Equity Finance to mark the beginning of our journey together to develop Slingshot’s technology. With smiles all […]

Rise of Smart Cities: 5 Important Questions

How does Simulation and Digital Twins fit with the idea of Smart Cities? We travelled to the Smart City Expo in Barcelona to find out… The Smart City phenomena is growing at 30% increments yearly and worth over £1.3 Trillion, the industry is expanding faster than it can be defined. The Smart City Expo World […]

A Service-Oriented Co-Simulation

Holistic Data Center Modelling Using Thermal, Power and Computational Simulations Holistic modelling of a data center to include both thermodynamics and computational processes has the potential to revolutionize how data centers are designed and managed. Such a model is inherently multi-disciplinary, bringing together the computational elements studied by computer scientists; thermodynamics studied by mechanical engineers; […]

Move In Day

Slingshot simulations started life inside the School of Computing at the University of Leeds, the brainchild of our CTO David Mckee. After month’s of preparation today we’re finally moving into our brand new office in the new Nexus Building. The Start of Move in Week The story of our move begins a few days before […]

Rapid and accurate energy models through calibration with IPMI and RAPL

Energy consumption in Cloud and High Performance Computing platforms is a significant issue and affects aspects such as the cost of energy and the cooling of the data center. Host level monitoring and prediction provides the groundwork for improving energy efficiency through the placement of workloads. Monitoring must be fast and efficient without unnecessary overhead, […]

Energy-aware Self-Adaptation for Application Execution on Heterogeneous Parallel Architectures

Hardware in High Performance Computing environments in recent years have increasingly become more heterogeneous in order to improve computational performance. An additional aspect of such systems is the management of power and energy consumption. The increase in heterogeneity requires middleware and programming model abstractions to eliminate additional complexities that it brings, while also offering opportunities […]

Fog Orchestration and Simulation for IoT Services

The Internet of Things (IoT) interconnects physical objects including sensors, vehicles, and buildings into a virtual circumstance, resulting in the increasing integration of Cyber-physical objects. The Fog computing paradigm extends both computation and storage services in Cloud computing environment to the network edge. Typically, IoT services comprise of a set of software components running over […]

Smart Ledgers & Collective Defined Contribution Pensions

Veterans of the UK pensions scene often describe a former world in which pensions were organised on a best efforts basis. They tend to lament its passing and view the current situation, in which pensions promises are either hard and immutable, as is the case with UK defined benefit (DB) schemes, or non-existent, as is […]