Aero-Thermal Analysis Engineer – Onsite in Cincinnati

Quest Defense; Cincinnati (AR); On-site; USD 85,000 - 95,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401(k) match

Certification assistance

Professional development

Job summary

Quest Defense Systems and Solutions in Cincinnati, OH seeks an experienced Engineering Analyst to perform aero-thermal analyses of gas turbine components and turbomachinery using ANSYS and Altair. This 100% onsite role requires 3–6 years of engineering analysis experience and a BS or higher in mechanical or aerospace engineering.

You will prepare geometries and meshes, set up models, post-process results, and present findings at formal technical reviews.

Qualifications

• 3–6 years experience in Engineering Analysis; Aero-Thermal experience is a plus.
• BS or higher in Mechanical Engineering, Aerospace Engineering or equivalent.
• Demonstrated ability to meet deadlines, work under time constraints, maintain composure and handle multiple tasks simultaneously.
• U.S. Citizenship required.

Responsibilities

• Use computational tools to perform Thermal analysis for gas turbine components and turbomachinery
• Geometry and mesh preparation
• Model setup and analysis
• Post-process and prepare high-quality presentations of results
• Document all work according to customer requirements
• Prepare and present reports on findings on formal technical reviews
• Mentoring junior engineers

Skills

Engineering Analysis

Aero-Thermal

Interpersonal skills

Education

BS or higher in Mechanical or Aerospace Engineering

Tools

ANSYS

Altair products

MS Excel

Job description

Quest Defense Systems and Solutions in Cincinnati, OH seeks an experienced Engineering Analyst to perform aero-thermal analyses of gas turbine components and turbomachinery using ANSYS and Altair. This 100% onsite role requires 3–6 years of engineering analysis experience and a BS or higher in mechanical or aerospace engineering.

You will prepare geometries and meshes, set up models, post-process results, and present findings at formal technical reviews.