Turbine Aerodynamics Engineer for Supersonic Propulsion

Boom Supersonic; Denver (CO); On-site; USD 125,000 - 205,000; Full time

Job summary

Boom Supersonic seeks a Turbine Aerodynamics Engineer to lead the Symphony turbine system development, covering high- and low-pressure sections and performance mapping. You will work with designers, systems leads, and test engineers to advance propulsion integration for Overture and Symphony.

The role requires axial turbomachinery design experience, CAD proficiency, and Python or similar programming skills, with hands-on CFD analysis and engine-cycle tools like NPSS or PyCycle.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s or Master’s in Mechanical or Aerospace Engineering or related field.
• Self-motivated individual with strong interpersonal skills who can be a team player and solve challenging problems.
• Design experience in axial turbomachinery leading various phases of the design process using tools like meanline, 2D analyses, and 3D analyses.
• Proficiency in CAD to support module integration in the engine.
• Proficiency in Python or similar programming languages.
• Experience with engine cycle analysis tools such as NPSS or PyCycle.

Responsibilities

• Lead the development of the Symphony turbine system (High/Low pressure) including performance and aerodynamic design.
• Design airfoils and flowpath via CFD analysis.
• Develop 1D meanline models and design blading, develop performance maps, and participate in rig tests.
• Analyze rig and engine test data and recommend actions.
• Develop and integrate toolchains and processes for MDT workflows.
• Coordinate with leadership, team members, and suppliers to ensure manufacturability.

Skills

Self-motivated

Team player

Problem solving

Interpersonal skills

Education

Bachelor’s or Master’s in Mechanical or Aerospace Engineering

Tools

NPSS

PyCycle

CAD

CFD

Axstream or ADS turbomachinery software

Job description

Boom Supersonic seeks a Turbine Aerodynamics Engineer to lead the Symphony turbine system development, covering high- and low-pressure sections and performance mapping. You will work with designers, systems leads, and test engineers to advance propulsion integration for Overture and Symphony.

The role requires axial turbomachinery design experience, CAD proficiency, and Python or similar programming skills, with hands-on CFD analysis and engine-cycle tools like NPSS or PyCycle.