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Design Engineer

Posted 2 days ago

turbo solutions engineeringHouston (TX)

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About the role

Turbo Solutions Engineering is seeking a design engineer to support increasing business.
Responsibilities
Primary responsibilities include: 3D solid modeling, finite element structural analysis, and mechanical design of turbomachinery components and systems. Aerodynamic design and analysis skills are welcome, as is program management experience. This position includes assignments within a range of projects in the aerospace, industrial, automotive, and renewable energy fields.
Qualifications: Bachelor’s (BS) or Master’s (MS) degree in Mechanical or Aerospace Engineering; at least five years’ experience in the design, analysis, or test/development of machinery; excellent organizational, communication, and presentation skills; understanding of turbomachinery; working knowledge of solid modeling and finite element structural analysis; and U.S. citizenship.
Preferred: Experience working in a consulting engineering environment; with mechanical design and analysis of turbomachinery systems; and with turbomachinery fluid dynamics, thermodynamics, and computational fluid dynamic analysis. The ideal candidate may work on site at our East Thetford, VT, office or remotely. Competitive compensation, plus comprehensive healthcare coverage, 401k with matching, bonuses, and overtime pay. Please send resume and cover letter to. No phone calls please.

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