J_1194 - Project Engineer - CAE (ANSYS WB, Space Claim)

Speed Global; Bengaluru; On-site; INR 800,000 - 1,400,000; Full time

Job summary

Speed Global in Bengaluru is seeking an experienced FEM engineer (2–4 years) to advance complex simulations. You will carry out finite element analyses using ANSYS Workbench and SpaceClaim, from scoping the project to delivering validated results.

Responsibilities include geometry cleanup, meshing, setting material properties and boundary conditions, generating analysis reports, and regular customer coordination to ensure timely delivery and alignment with project goals.

Qualifications

• 2–4 years of experience in Finite Element Analysis using ANSYS Workbench.
• Ability to carry out analytical calculations from first principles.
• Understand requirements, operating environment, and define appropriate boundary conditions.
• Interpret analysis results and provide design recommendations.
• Experience with static, modal, and fatigue analyses; thermo-mechanical is a plus.

Responsibilities

• Define project scope and understand goals with the customer.
• Document and report geometry, materials, scope, acceptance criteria, inputs, queries, and deliverables.
• Perform geometry cleanup and meshing using SpaceClaim and ANSYS Workbench.
• Prepare FE model and assign materials, contacts and boundary conditions.
• Validate results against acceptance criteria and prepare analysis reports.
• Engage with customers to discuss status, updates, and timelines.
• Manage day-to-day project execution and prepare for review meetings.

Skills

Analytical thinking

Problem solving

Documentation

Communication

Education

M.Tech in ME or Design/Mechanical/Aerospace/CAD-CAM/Automobile

Tools

ANSYS Workbench

SpaceClaim

ANSYS APDL

HyperMesh

MS Office

Job description

2 to 4 years

Full-Time

Key Responsibilities:

• Engage with the customer to clearly define and understand the project's scope thoroughly, ensuring alignment with project goals.
• Document/Report generation for geometry consideration, material properties, scope & approach, acceptance criteria, input data required, Queries, Deliverables etc.
• Perform Geometry Clean-up, Meshing using Spaice claim, ANSYS Workbench software
• Preparation of FE model
• Meshing
• Assigning material properties, Contacts & Boundary conditions
• Validation of results through sanity checks, comparing the results against acceptance criteria.
• Propose design recommendations based on the results to meet acceptance criteria or to optimize the design.
• Prepare comprehensive analysis reports summarizing the project findings.
• Regularly engage with customers to discuss project status, provide updates, ensure timely deliveries, and adhere to project timelines.
• Manage the day-to-day execution of the project independently, prepare for review meetings at key stages, and ensure deadlines are met effectively.

Experience and Skills Required:

• M. Tech in ME / MTech in Design/Mechanical/Automobile/CAD-CAM/Aerospace Engineering with 2 to 4 years of Experience in Finite Element Analysis using ANSYS Workbench software
• Ability to carry out analytical calculations using first principles / engineering fundamentals.
• Ability to understand and comprehend requirements, understand operating environment of the component and system, define analysis approach with appropriate boundary conditions and define appropriate acceptance criteria.
• Ability to interpret analysis results and provide design recommendations.
• Experience on Static (Linear and Non-Linear), Modal analysis and Fatigue assessment.
• Exposure to Thermo-Mechanical analysis, Transient Structural analysis will be added advantage
• Good understanding of Finite Element Analysis (FEA) theory and practices.
• Good verbal and written communication skills, Ability to create clear and concise technical documentation.
• Good proficiency in FEA tools:
  • Mandatory - Hands-on experience on Space claim, ANSYS Workbench
  • Good to Have - ANSYS APDL, Hyper mesh
  • Good skills in MS-office tools. Ability to create reports and documentation