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Mechanical Engineering Expert

United Kingdom
$80 – $130/hr
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Mechanical Engineering Expert [$80 - $130/hour]

Role Responsibilities

  • Solve and validate mechanical-engineering problems involving design, analysis, simulation, testing, or R&D
  • Translate physical systems and engineering requirements into analytical or computational models
  • Create or modify geometry, meshes, materials, loads, contacts, constraints, and solver inputs
  • Perform structural, thermal, dynamic, fatigue, buckling, vibration, or related analyses
  • Use Python to automate model preparation, simulation, parameter sweeps, optimization, postprocessing, and verification
  • Analyze stress, strain, displacement, temperature, heat flow, deformation, frequency response, safety factors, and other relevant outputs
  • Compare simulation results with hand calculations, experimental data, reference cases, or expected physical behavior
  • Diagnose invalid geometry, mesh problems, convergence failures, incorrect boundary conditions, and unrealistic outputs
  • Review AI-generated engineering solutions and identify reasoning errors, incorrect assumptions, and violated physical constraints
  • Develop clear, reproducible reference solutions and objective validation checks
  • Iteratively improve designs for performance, mass, strength, stiffness, thermal behavior, reliability, or manufacturability

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  • An MS or PhD in Mechanical Engineering or a closely related engineering discipline
  • A BS in Mechanical Engineering plus at least 1 to 2 years of relevant professional experience in mechanical design, analysis, simulation, testing, or R&D
  • Strong understanding of applied mechanics and mechanical-engineering fundamentals
  • Experience developing analytical, computational, or simulation-based engineering solutions
  • Practical proficiency with Python
  • Experience with at least one mechanical-engineering, geometry, meshing, or simulation tool that can be operated through a CLI, scripting interface, configuration files, or programmatic API
  • Ability to select and justify loads, boundary conditions, material properties, physical assumptions, and model fidelity
  • Ability to troubleshoot simulations and determine whether results are physically reasonable
  • Ability to explain engineering decisions, limitations, and trade-offs clearly
  • Relevant tools may include CalculiX, Gmsh, Elmer, FEniCSx, CadQuery, OpenSCAD, OpenFOAM, or similar programmatic engineering software. Experience with an equivalent CLI-accessible tool is acceptable
  • Relevant Python tools may include NumPy, SciPy, SymPy, pandas, Matplotlib, Jupyter, CAD or meshing APIs, finite-element libraries, optimization packages, or domain-specific scientific tools
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