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Computational Fluid Dynamics Engineer

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Adeptus Talent is recruiting on behalf of a leading engineering and technology client for an experienced and highly motivated CFD Engineer / Project Engineer to join an exciting 12-month turbomachinery development project.
Your Responsibilities:
- Day-to-day technical and delivery interface between engineering disciplines and our technical partners.
- The role is responsible for ensuring that project scope, technical requirements, cost, schedule, risk, quality, and configuration are managed and reported in a controlled and traceable way.
- Able to work independently and set own project outline and targets; generate detailed reports of work carried out, conclusions and next steps.
- Produce reports of high quality and present analysis to CFD-Aero department and clients as required.
- Contribute to innovative engineering solutions for continuous improvement of department capability, tools and processes.
- Lead or support technical reviews and project tracking reports.
- Prepare and review engineering documentation, including drawings, calculations, test procedures, test reports, manufacturing packs, inspection plans, operating instructions, and customer reports.
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What we’re looking for:
- Strong analytical and problem-solving skills and attention to detail. We are particularly interested in candidates who can be creative in the application of thermodynamics, physics and technology to solve diverse problems.
- Graduate in Engineering Degree or equivalent.
- Challenges data and current ways of thinking.
- Excellent verbal and written communication/presentation skills.
- Strong understanding of CAD, Computational Fluid Dynamics (OpenFOAM preferred) software and aerodynamics applications.
- Good interpersonal skills and the ability to form good relationships with peers.
- A good understanding of basic Microsoft Office packages


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- Knowledge of programming languages such as Python, Matlab, MS SQL Server, etc.
- Experience of high-performance turbomachinery propulsion systems.
If you are an engineer who enjoys solving complex problems, challenging conventional thinking and working on technically demanding projects, Adeptus Talent would be interested in hearing from you.
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