CFD simulation engineer

EOLIOS Engineering; Paris; Hybrid; EUR 42,000 - 65,000; Full time

Job summary

EOLIOS is seeking a CFD engineer to lead end-to-end CFD studies in Paris, tackling needs analysis, 3D modelling, meshing, data setup, computation on HPC resources and reporting.

You will work on data centers, HVAC engineering, industry and wind comfort, collaborating with engineers and architects. A PhD or master’s degree with CFD tool proficiency is preferred, and team collaboration with English communication is valued.

Qualifications

• Engineer or PhD in fluid mechanics, energy or thermal engineering.
• Command of a CFD solver (OpenFOAM, Fluent, StarCCM+ or equivalent).
• Scientific rigour, analytical mind and a sense for reporting.
• A taste for teamwork; technical English is a plus.

Responsibilities

• Build quality geometric models and meshes.
• Set up and run the computations (RANS, LES, transient) on cluster & cloud.
• Analyse the velocity, temperature and concentration fields, and calibrate on measurements.
• Produce clear deliverables: maps, sections, videos and expert reports.
• Liaise with clients, architects and partner engineering offices.

Skills

CFD simulations

Data analysis

Report writing

Education

Engineer degree in fluid mechanics/energy/thermal

PhD in fluid mechanics

Tools

OpenFOAM

Fluent

Star-CCM+

Job description

CFD simulation Paris (75116) Permanent · Full time

Reporting to a PhD-engineer lead, you run CFD studies end to end: needs analysis, 3D modelling, meshing, data setup, computation on our HPC resources and reporting. Your playing fields: data centers, HVAC engineering, industry, wind comfort.

Your responsibilities

• Build quality geometric models and meshes.
• Set up and run the computations (RANS, LES, transient) on cluster & cloud.
• Analyse the velocity, temperature and concentration fields, and calibrate on measurements.
• Produce clear deliverables: maps, sections, videos and expert reports.
• Liaise with clients, architects and partner engineering offices.

Your profile

• Engineer or PhD in fluid mechanics, energy or thermal engineering.
• Command of a CFD solver (OpenFOAM, Fluent, StarCCM+ or equivalent).
• Scientific rigour, analytical mind and a sense for reporting.
• A taste for teamwork; technical English is a plus.