Senior Thermal Modeling Engineer

BAC (Baltimore Aircoil Company, Inc.); Jessup (MD); On-site; USD 90,000 - 154,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical insurance

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

401k

Employee stock ownership plan

Annual bonus

Job summary

Baltimore Aircoil Company is seeking a Thermal Engineer to lead development of thermal models for its global product lines. The role emphasizes thermodynamics, heat transfer, and DOE-driven model accuracy, with involvement in product introductions and certification processes.

The engineer will work across engineering groups, support thermal tools, and contribute to continuous improvement. Occasional travel to global centers is expected, with standard BAC hours and opportunities for remote

Qualifications

• Strong background in thermodynamics and fluid mechanics relevant to heat transfer.
• Ability to develop thermal performance models and rating programs.
• Experience with DOE and computational tools for model correlation.

Responsibilities

• Develop thermal performance models and rating programs for products.
• Support New Product Introduction with prototype testing and data reduction.
• Oversee thermal certification efforts with third-party testers.
• Analyze and recommend improvements for thermal performance.
• Evaluate and improve thermal modeling tools and software.
• Provide sustaining support for existing product lines and configurations.

Skills

Thermodynamics

Fluid mechanics

Heat transfer

Thermal modeling

C#/C++

MATLAB

DOE methods

Communication skills

Problem solving

Education

B.S. Mechanical or Chemical Engineering

Masters degree preferred

Tools

ANSYS Fluent

Autodesk CFD

EES

CoilDesigner

HTRI Xchanger Suite

MATLAB

Excel VBA

Job description

Baltimore Aircoil Company is seeking a Thermal Engineer to lead development of thermal models for its global product lines. The role emphasizes thermodynamics, heat transfer, and DOE-driven model accuracy, with involvement in product introductions and certification processes.

The engineer will work across engineering groups, support thermal tools, and contribute to continuous improvement. Occasional travel to global centers is expected, with standard BAC hours and opportunities for remote