We are looking for a Senior Research Fellow to develop a CFD engine and building energy models. The role will focus on participating in the development and implementation strategy of a cloud AI-based framework to perform business valuation.
Key Responsibilities
- Develop new CFD solutions in partnership with our academic and technology partners;
- Identification of new research and technology development priorities;
- Providing CFD technical leadership to new research programs;
- Work closely with other team members to develop OpenFOAM methods, processes and workflows;
- Develop and implement mesh, solver and post-processing methodologies to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of our CFD tools and workflow;
- Support and optimise CFD tools including monitoring and resolving issues;
- Ensure that CFD simulations and analysis carried out within the department are aligned with the capability of the commercial tools;
- Conduct research into and analysis the energy usage of different scenarios;
- Write reports and mapping the total energy usage;
- Thinking of ideas for actionable options;
- Respond to questions from team members;
- Publish papers and support documentation.
Job Requirements
- PhD qualification degree in Mechanical Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, or Applied Physics or related field
- At least 3 years of relevant experiences in CFD development.
- Familiarity with CFD solvers (Fluent, 6Sigma, STAR-CCM+, etc.)
- Good written and oral communication skills
- Proficiency in OpenFOAM development and/or in C++ language development in a CFD environment;
- Competent in soft skills / general personality traits e.g. information visualization, interaction design
- Experience with energy modelling or coding platforms including SketchUp, EnergyPlus, OpenStudio, TRNSYS, and Python;
- Proven ability to work at a fast pace and to react rapidly to new information;
- F1 experience would be advantageous but not essential;
- Experience of Python, C++, and Unix shell scripting would be advantageous
Hiring Institution: NTU