Post Doc – Advanced Computational Methods & Simulation

Overview

Develop and apply advanced computational models/simulations for power/energy technologies.

Key Responsibilities

• cfd simulation
• control development
• dynamic modeling
• digital twin
• numerical algorithms
• technical reporting

Tasks

-Collaborate closely with experimentalists and domain experts to ensure high-quality data integration and model calibration. -Apply and extend high-fidelity simulation methods such as computational fluid dynamics (single and multi-phase flows), heat transfer, and combustion using both commercial and proprietary software. -Develop controls solutions for industrial applications e.g. Power generation, wind turbines, grid connected systems -Develop dynamic models for advanced controls application, system optimization, estimation, and detection technologies -Independently conduct research and develop advanced computational models and simulation tools for complex physical systems, including multiphysics and multiscale phenomena. -Contribute to the advancement of GE’s digital engineering capabilities, including digital twins and model-based systems engineering. -Support the development of proposals for GE Vernova businesses and government funding agencies. -Participate in verification and validation activities to ensure model accuracy and robustness against experimental data. -Connect GE Vernova to the latest advancements in computational science, ensuring alignment with global trends and academic breakthroughs. -Develop and implement novel numerical algorithms, including machine learning-enhanced simulations and reduced-order modeling techniques. -Effectively communicate technical results through detailed reports, peer-reviewed publications, and presentations to internal teams and external stakeholders.

Requirements

• cfd
• hpc
• matlab
• python
• phd
• machine learning

What You Bring

-Strong expertise in multiple computational domains: e.g. CFD, Multiphysics simulation. -Ability to adapt to evolving project requirements and fast-paced technology development cycles. -Demonstrated experience with meshing strategies, numerical stability, and convergence analysis. -Experience with high-performance computing (HPC) and parallel computing environments. -Proficiency in MATLAB/Simulink, C, C++, and Python. -Familiarity with commercial and open-source simulation tools (e.g., ANSYS, OpenFOAM, COMSOL, Abaqus). -Must be willing to work out of an office located in Niskayuna, NY. -Legal authorization to work in the U.S. is required; this role is not eligible for immigration or visa sponsorship. This position requires access to information and technology subject to U.S. export control laws. Consistent with U.S. export regulations, we can only consider applicants who are “U.S. persons” as defined by law. -PhD in Mechanical Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, Applied Mathematics, Computational Science, or a related field such as controls, optimization, estimation, or detection algorithms. -Strong interpersonal and communication skills, with the ability to work across disciplines and engage with senior technical leaders and customers. -Experience developing controls solutions for industrial applications -Demonstrated application of complex mathematics and engineering to real-world power operations -Proven record of innovation, as evidenced by publications, patents, or conference presentations. -Demonstrated understanding of thermal power plant and grid systems interactions with power plant equipment and control systems. -Background in machine learning or data-driven modeling applied to engineering systems. -Innovate in the field of computational methods by exploring emerging technologies such as GPU-accelerated computing, uncertainty quantification, and real-time simulation. -Proficiency in PyTorch and TensorFlow. -Exposure to industrial control hardware programming and industrial control software development -Experience with machine learning and artificial intelligence techniques and the application of those in a control’s context

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About Ge Vernova

-Traces roots back to Edison and Alstom, merging power, renewable, digital & financial wings. -Headquartered in Cambridge, MA, crafts large-scale gas turbines, SMRs, wind turbines, hydro and grid tech to fuel economies. -On the nuclear front, advancing small modular reactors (like BWRX‑300) in partnership with utilities and supporting semiconductor projects. -Wind prowess spans onshore, offshore and blade making—with key sites like Dogger Bank offshore and blade plants in Spain. -Electrification arm tackles grid stability: HVDC, transformers, storage, conversion, plus GridOS software powering smarter infrastructure. -Weaves finance and consulting through energy-infrastructure investments, funding solar farms to pipelines via GE Energy Financial Services.

Sector Specialisms

Visa Sponsorship

-not eligible for immigration or visa sponsorship; u.s. persons only.

Security Clearance

-offer contingent on successful drug screen (as applicable).