Propulsion Performance Engineer & Aero-Thermodynamics Lead
Mach Industries
San Luis Obispo (CA)
On-site
USD 85,000 - 120,000
Full time
14 days+
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Job summary
A defense technology company in San Luis Obispo seeks an aerodynamics-thermodynamics analyst/designer to analyze and improve engine components for high-performance small turbine engines. Candidates should possess a BS in Aerospace or Mechanical Engineering, and 3+ years of relevant experience. The role demands proficiency in turbo-machinery design and 3D Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD). Join a team dedicated to redefining the future of propulsion and national security.
Qualifications
3+ years of relevant experience in a professional environment.
Fundamental knowledge in turbo-machinery design, aerodynamics and thermodynamics.
Must be a U.S. Person due to required access to U.S. export-controlled information.
Responsibilities
Aerodynamically and thermodynamically design and analyze rotating and stationary components.
Develop tools/workflows in simulation software for speeding up repetitive tasks.
Create analytical tools to perform basic analysis.
Skills
Aerospace Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Turbo-machinery design
3D Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD)
Python
Education
BS in Aerospace or Mechanical Engineering
Tools
SoftInWay – AXSTREAM
Concepts NREC –COMPAL
Cadence (NUMECA) CFD software
NX/Teamcenter
Job description
A defense technology company in San Luis Obispo seeks an aerodynamics-thermodynamics analyst/designer to analyze and improve engine components for high-performance small turbine engines. Candidates should possess a BS in Aerospace or Mechanical Engineering, and 3+ years of relevant experience. The role demands proficiency in turbo-machinery design and 3D Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD). Join a team dedicated to redefining the future of propulsion and national security.