Thermal VDDV Engineer

Description

DUTIES: Perform Propulsion focused CFD simulations under various load cases to lead the design of the Propulsion system and its components. Perform Vehicle level CFD simulations to lead the design of the vehicle for under hood/underbody thermal management and cabin comfort. Work on future vehicle and propulsion programs with a focus on process efficiency and innovation. Develop CFD simulations for new programs based on propulsion and/or vehicle content and functional objectives. Work closely with Propulsion Program Management Teams (PMT), Thermal/HVAC Development Engineers and Design Release Engineers to communicate simulation results and make design recommendations. Execute multiple 'what if' simulations to guide the design process. Make design recommendations that may include material changes, component relocation, addition of shields, redirection of airflow, etc. Fully engage in vehicle
and powertrain development activity and proactively take ownership of simulation activity to best guide the design team. Actively participate in the Thermal Development Performance Integration Teams (PIT) meetings. Use the Compartment Integration Teams (CIT) and Product Development Teams (PDT) to drive issues to resolution. Up to 10% domestic travel
required. Hybrid Work Policy - 3 days In-office, 2 days remote - Must be able to report to local office.

Additional Description

REQUIREMENTS: Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, or related field of study and 5 years of experience as a Thermal Engineer, Mechanical Engineer, or related role. Five years of experience with: CFD and Heat transfer simulation software including STAR-CCM+ and CAD software including Teamcenter and UG-NX; Engineering subject area including heat transfer; Thermal Development and Design and Release of Automotive Systems, especially thermal related; and Designing recommendations that include material changes, component relocation, addition of shields, and redirection of airflow. Two years of experience with: Under hood and underbody thermal management and cabin comfort; and Engaging in vehicle and powertrain development activity and simulation activity.

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