Global Thermal Design Engineer - Heat Exchangers

Kelvion Products; Catoosa (OK); On-site; USD 80,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

Kelvion in Catoosa, OK is seeking a Thermal Engineer to join its Global Technology team. You will design and develop new products, perform thermal analysis of heat exchanger designs, and support product improvements across the portfolio, coordinating global transfers for alignment.

You will work on safety, collaborate with local and global teams, and contribute to test programs, reports, and data analysis. Travel up to 10–20% may be required as projects evolve.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in engineering (mechanical or chemical) required.
• 2+ years in thermal systems, heat transfer, or related design.
• Experience performing thermodynamic analysis and evaluating product performance.
• Experience supporting prototype development, testing, and data analysis.
• Experience managing workstreams and engineering changes across sites.

Responsibilities

• Design and develop new products with Global Technology teams.
• Perform thermal analysis of heat exchanger designs and evaluate performance.
• Generate data and support integration into global selection software.
• Lead engineering changes across multiple sites.
• Represent technology to customers and support collaborative projects.
• Support testing, write technical reports, and analyze data.
• Collaborate with manufacturing and global teams across regions.

Skills

Thermal analysis

Heat transfer

Thermodynamics

Project management

Global collaboration

Education

Bachelor's degree in Mechanical or Chemical Engineering

Tools

HTRI Xace

Job description

Kelvion in Catoosa, OK is seeking a Thermal Engineer to join its Global Technology team. You will design and develop new products, perform thermal analysis of heat exchanger designs, and support product improvements across the portfolio, coordinating global transfers for alignment.

You will work on safety, collaborate with local and global teams, and contribute to test programs, reports, and data analysis. Travel up to 10–20% may be required as projects evolve.