Staff Propulsion Performance Architect
trueanomalyincDenver (CO)
Staff Propulsion Performance Architect
Posted 2 days ago
trueanomalyincDenver (CO)
Mechanical EngineersGuided Missile and Space Vehicle Propulsion Unit and Propulsion Unit Parts Manufacturing
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
True Anomaly seeks a Staff Engine Performance Analyst to serve as the analytical backbone of our propulsion development program. You will build high-fidelity models of thruster systems and work with designers to optimize hardware before build, focusing on engine balance, injector sizing, and combustion stability.
You will apply CFD to combustion dynamics, develop thermal-fluid models, and collaborate across teams to ensure performance and reliability in extreme space environments.
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