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Epsilon FEA, LLC seeks a technically proficient engineer to advance simulations using ANSYS for FEA and CFD, and to craft statements of work from client discussions. The role blends hands-on analysis with budget-aware project execution in a hybrid Minneapolis setting.
You will engage in fast-paced technical discussions with engineers and decision-makers, applying first-principles problem solving and ongoing learning to deliver accurate predictions and reliable results.
Epsilon FEA, LLC specializes in providing design and analysis services using numerical predictions through Finite Element Analysis (FEA) and Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) simulations. With a focus on accuracy and cost-efficiency, the company leverages extensive experience and close collaboration with clients to customize solutions that minimize risk while adopting the latest simulation technologies.
We regularly support niche and advanced technologies across many industries. Our projects frequently involve new product domains, unfamiliar requirements, and evolving toolsets. This role is for someone who thrives on continuous learning and first-principles problem solving.
This position requires someone practiced at client-facing project estimation and execution to budget, and comfortable engaging in fast-paced, technical discussions with experienced engineers and decision-makers.
You should be comfortable building, defending, and clearly explaining complex models — not simply operating software.
Success in this role requires strong engineering judgment, the ability to synthesize information quickly, and respond clearly during live technical discussions.
We are willing to develop the right candidate in these areas. You should, however, understand how engineering services firms operate — including utilisation, scope risk, and client communication.
1+ years experience using ANSYS tools for FEA/CFD
3+ years experience in product development
This position involves access to information subject to U.S. export control laws, including the International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR), the Export Administration Regulations (EAR), and U.S. nuclear regulatory requirements (including 10 CFR Parts 810 and 110). Employment is contingent upon the applicant’s ability to access export-controlled information in accordance with these regulations.