Engineer-Flow and Thermal

About the Role

The incumbent will partner with global and local teams to understand design intent and develop validated analysis models that substantiate engineering designs. They will collaborate with technology and product teams to define problem statements, understand project requirements, and solve problems in discussion with stakeholders. Additionally, they will participate in developing simulation modeling methodologies in the flow and thermal domain, improving existing methods and advancing analysis maturity with test correlations. The role requires interpreting, summarizing, and communicating CFD analysis results to a global and local audience, providing technical and design recommendations. The incumbent will contribute to maturing the analysis capability of the flow and thermal technology domain and develop test plans as needed to verify CFD models and validate analysis approaches against test outcomes. • Partner with global and local teams to understand design intent and develop validated analysis models. • Collaborate with technology and product teams to define problem statements and resolve project requirements. • Develop and improve simulation modeling methodologies in flow and thermal domains, incorporating test correlations. • Interpret, summarize, and communicate CFD analysis results, providing technical and design recommendations. • Create test plans to verify CFD models and validate analysis against test outcomes. • Perform hand calculations, result interpretation, and test data correlation with simulations.

Key Responsibilities

• ▸cfd modeling
• ▸simulation development
• ▸test planning
• ▸result interpretation
• ▸team collaboration
• ▸design validation

What You Bring

Candidates must hold a Master’s degree in Mechanical, Aerospace, Applied Mechanics, or Ocean Engineering with a specialization in flow and thermal from a reputable institute, and have 0–1 year of experience. They should possess thorough knowledge of fluid dynamics, heat transfer, and CFD fundamentals, with the ability to perform hand calculations, interpret results, and correlate test data with simulations. Strong communication skills, effective collaboration, and problem‑solving ability are essential. • Hold a Master’s degree in Mechanical, Aerospace, Applied Mechanics, or Ocean Engineering with a flow and thermal specialization. • Possess 0–1 year of experience and strong knowledge of fluid dynamics, heat transfer, and CFD theory. • Demonstrate effective communication, teamwork, and problem‑solving skills.

Requirements

• ▸master’s degree
• ▸fluid dynamics
• ▸heat transfer
• ▸cfd
• ▸entry‑level
• ▸communication

Work Environment

Office Full-Time