Seeking aerodynamic & structural analysts to join Aerospace Advanced & Applied Technology group to help us build and deploy cutting-edge technologies that drive business value for Aerospace. In this role, you will be responsible for design and development of new technologies for aircraft propulsion engines, power systems & its components. You will work closely with Product architects, product managers and Chief Engineers.

Desired Skills:

• Practitioner level expertise in ANSYS Fluent & Static Structural,StarCCM+ tool and at least one other CFD tool.
• Hands-on experience on CAD tool-NX
• Programming/coding skills in Python or any other coding platform.
• Strong oral and written communication skills with employees at all levels.

Qualification and Experience:

• Master’s degree in mechanical / aerospace from a reputed university.
• Industrial relevant experience in Aerospace components analysis (Preferably on Aero Engines and related components)
• Good hands-on experience on Aerodynamic analysis.
• Good understanding of Gas Turbine Engine components.
• Strong Basics in Fluid Mechanics, Thermodynamics, Heat Transfer, Turbomachinery, Numerical Methods, and Finite Volume Analysis concepts.
• Expert in interpreting and understanding CFD results, post- processing, preparing detailed analysis report and propose suitable design changes based on CFD analysis.
• Should possess Interest towards development of Engineering tools and script generation for pre/post and solver automation.
• Experience in Mechanical simulation tools
• Proven ability in bringing new design concepts
• Experience in working with geographically distributed stake holders.
• Innovate on new technology insertions into the products, continuously look at embracing the changing market trends.
• Should be good at multi-tasking.
• Should be a team player with good interpersonal & networking skills.
• Strong communication & presentation skills.
• Creative thinking and Problem-solving skills
• Great attention to detail
• Innovative and creative mindset
• Exposure to aerospace industry