Aero Engine Performance Research Engineer: Concept & Analysis

GKN Aerospace; Trollhättans kommun; On-site; SEK 650,000 - 850,000; Full time

Job summary

GKN Aerospace is seeking a Senior Engine Performance Research Engineer in Sweden. This role involves performance analysis and concept development for aero engines and propulsion systems. You will collaborate closely with various engineering disciplines while taking responsibility for complex technical tasks and guiding analysis approaches.

The ideal candidate holds an MSc or PhD in Aerospace Engineering and possesses strong knowledge of thermodynamics and gas turbines. The position offers opportunities to lead in technology development and contribute significantly to the future of aviation.

Qualifications

• Strong knowledge of thermodynamics, aerodynamics, gas turbines, and propulsion systems.
• Proven experience in performance analysis and simulation.
• Ability to work effectively in multidisciplinary teams.

Responsibilities

• Conduct performance analysis of aero engines in service and future concepts.
• Develop integrated aero engine systems and demonstrators.
• Document and present technical results internally and externally.

Skills

Performance analysis

Strong analytical skills

Communication skills in Swedish and English

Multidisciplinary teamwork

Problem-solving

Education

MSc or PhD in Aerospace Engineering

Tools

Gas turbine simulation tools (e.g. NPSS, Gasturb)

Programming skills (Python, MATLAB, C++)

Job description

GKN Aerospace is seeking a Senior Engine Performance Research Engineer in Sweden. This role involves performance analysis and concept development for aero engines and propulsion systems. You will collaborate closely with various engineering disciplines while taking responsibility for complex technical tasks and guiding analysis approaches.

The ideal candidate holds an MSc or PhD in Aerospace Engineering and possesses strong knowledge of thermodynamics and gas turbines. The position offers opportunities to lead in technology development and contribute significantly to the future of aviation.