Thermal Analysis Engineer II — Space Systems Design

Sierra Space Corporation; Louisville (CO); On-site; USD 94,000 - 130,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical Insurance

Dental Insurance

Vision Insurance

401(k) with 150% match up to 6%

Paid time off (3 weeks)

Job summary

Sierra Space Corporation is seeking a Thermal Analysis Engineer II in the United States to advance career through applying thermal analysis to complex aerospace projects. You will support vehicle-level analysis and design, ensuring integration of thermal systems while following aerospace standards.

You will develop, document, and present technical data, reports, and findings. Collaboration across cross-functional teams and effective communication are essential to drive project success.

Qualifications

• Requires Bachelor degree in Engineering (Aerospace or Mechanical) or related field
• Typically 2+ years of related experience
• Strong understanding of thermal analysis
• Basic vehicle-level analysis and system design
• Basic use and application of aerospace principles, standards, theories, first-order analysis, and concepts

Responsibilities

• Conduct detailed thermal analysis for aerospace applications
• Support development of thermal systems for aerospace projects
• Prepare technical data, reports and presentations
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams to integrate thermal solutions
• Participate in technical reviews and project meetings

Skills

Thermal analysis

Vehicle-level analysis

Aerospace principles

Education

Bachelor's degree in Engineering (Aerospace or Mechanical)

Tools

Thermal Desktop

SINDA/FLUINT

ANSYS

COMSOL

Python

MATLAB

Job description

Sierra Space Corporation is seeking a Thermal Analysis Engineer II in the United States to advance career through applying thermal analysis to complex aerospace projects. You will support vehicle-level analysis and design, ensuring integration of thermal systems while following aerospace standards.

You will develop, document, and present technical data, reports, and findings. Collaboration across cross-functional teams and effective communication are essential to drive project success.