Aerospace Thermal Analysis Engineer — SRM Propulsion

L3Harris Technologies, Inc.; Huntsville (AL); Sur place; USD 89 000 - 165 000; Plein temps

Avantages offerts par ce poste

Health insurance

401(k) match

Paid time off

Education assistance

Résumé du poste

L3Harris Technologies seeks a Specialist, Aerospace Engineer- Thermal Analysis in Huntsville, AL to perform advanced thermal/CFD analyses for solid rocket motor components. You will lead design from concept through detailed execution, using ACE, CMA, and ANSYS Fluent to predict temperatures and ablation while supporting motor tests.

The role requires a strong background in heat transfer for propulsion systems, Fortran and Python scripting, and the ability to obtain a US secret security

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s Degree and minimum 4 years of prior thermal design experience; graduate degree with 2+ years preferred.
• In lieu of a degree, 8+ years of prior thermal design experience may be considered.

Responsabilités

• Lead complex thermal and CFD analyses for SRM components and systems.
• Perform hand calculations for initial sizing and verification.
• Develop temperature predictions and ablation assessments for SRM insulators and hardware.
• Coordinate test support for pre- and post-test analysis of static fired motors.
• Provide data processing for rocket motor test instrumentation and analysis.
• Travel up to 10%.

Connaissances

Thermal design

CFD

Heat transfer

Propulsion systems

Python scripting

Formation

Bachelor’s degree in Aerospace or Mechanical Engineering

Outils

ACE

CMA

Fluent

ANSYS Fluent

Fortran

Description du poste

L3Harris Technologies seeks a Specialist, Aerospace Engineer- Thermal Analysis in Huntsville, AL to perform advanced thermal/CFD analyses for solid rocket motor components. You will lead design from concept through detailed execution, using ACE, CMA, and ANSYS Fluent to predict temperatures and ablation while supporting motor tests.

The role requires a strong background in heat transfer for propulsion systems, Fortran and Python scripting, and the ability to obtain a US secret security