Aerodynamics Engineer at Munich ,Germany

Aerodynamics Engineer at Munich, Germany

Qualifications:

1. A Master’s degree in aerospace or mechanical engineering
2. 2 years of relevant experience in aerodynamic applications
3. Knowledge of compressible Navier-Stokes methods for external/internal aerodynamics & applied aerodynamics.
4. Experience generating meshes for CFD solutions around complex geometries and flow domains (Pointwise preferred).
5. Knowledge of aerodynamic shape optimization techniques.
6. Experience in the generation and pre-/post-processing of CAD geometric parametric models using CATIA V5.
7. Experience with powerplant CFD including propeller flow simulation highly desired.
8. Experience with optimization codes coupled with CFD highly desired.
9. Analysis of fluid flows using high-fidelity Navier-Stokes CFD solvers, such as TAU, STARCCM+ highly desired
10. High Performance Computing experience with UNIX/Linux required.
11. Experience supporting wind tunnel testing, flight testing, including data reduction/analysis desired.
12. Experience with post-processing and visualization of complex fluid flow solutions using scientific visualization packages (Tecplot preferred).
13. Proficient in one or more programming languages to generate tools and scripts for large dataset manipulation (e.g., Python, Matlab, csh, FORTRAN, C/C++, and Java).
14. Experienced in running TAU software.

Main Tasks and Responsibilities:

1. Perform the whole suite of Computational Fluid Dynamics activities from CAD preparation, mesh generation, CFD calculations, post-processing, analysis, and presenting.
2. Support different engineering groups such as Loads, Dynamics, Flight Sciences, and Engine performance with timely aerodynamic analysis.
3. Assist in wind-tunnel activities including test matrix planning, data acquisition, data reduction, analysis, and CFD validation.
4. Set up design optimization framework linking parametric CAD models to CFD codes.
5. Generate and maintain aircraft loft models and aircraft definition drawings.

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