Thermal System Design Engineer
Thermal System Design Engineer will be responsible for carrying out the gas turbine component thermal analysis, secondary air system and oil system design & analysis activities within the turbojet & turbofan development programs. This role requires expert knowledge in heat transfer, fluid mechanics, gas turbine propulsion, planning for projects and ability to develop individuals.
Responsibilities
- Carry out component thermal analysis simulations for thermal mapping of the engine - Carry out steady and transient thermal & secondary flows assessment in gas turbine engine components - Carry out sizing and design studies for the oil / lubrication system, seals, sump, bearings & pumps. - Develop numerical and experimental methods for method verification and validation - Support other team members, develop junior engineers and provide constructive feedback - Review the designs, simulations and generate testing guidelines - Identify project risks and plan for mitigation
Requirements
- Experience: - Aerospace, Mechanical Engineering degree or a related field. - Strong background in gas turbine propulsion, heat transfer, thermodynamics and fluid mechanics. - Fluent in English - Technical skills in one or a combination of stated topics. - Using commercial tools such as Ansys Workbench or similar. - Experience in FEA, CFD or lower order simulation methods. - Experience in 1D flow network software such as Flomaster and Amesim - Experience in programming using C, Matlab/Simulink or similar. - Awareness on the state-of-the-art technologies in materials, aerodynamics and structural mechanics to link with thermal system design for gas turbine propulsion - Good communication and presentation skills to interact with team members, clients, and vendors. - Ability to solve problems, prioritize tasks and delegate when necessary
Skills: thermal analysis , gas turbine propulsion , project planning
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