Lead CFD Engineer

Bath
1 year ago
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Are you an exceptional engineer looking interested applying advanced simulation techniques to solve complex challenges in dynamic environments? Our client, a world-leading technology consultancy in South West, England, with offices also in the States, is seeking a Lead CFD Engineer with expertise in Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) and Finite Element Analysis (FEA) to work on cutting edge brand new projects.

Benefits: Salary 55K to 65K!!! Comprehensive health insurance with 100% reimbursement and private cover for 60+ procedures Generous pension scheme (9% total contribution) with life assurance and family-friendly policies, Wheels to Work scheme, Exclusive discounts on cycling, local amenities, and option to purchase additional annual leave

As the successful candidate, you'll:

  • Lead high-impact projects using STAR-CCM+ for CFD and Abaqus for FEA

  • Oversee technical work of junior engineers and manage team development

  • Apply advanced simulation techniques to solve complex challenges in medical and consumer product sectors

    Key Responsibilities:

  • Conduct advanced CFD simulations and FEA studies

  • Perform rapid prototyping and lab testing

  • Prepare technical reports and communicate with clients

  • Lead and mentor a team of Applied Sciences engineers

    Candidate Requirements:

  • Degree in Mechanical Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, Applied Physics, or related field ideally MENG with First Class, though 2.1 will be considered.

  • Proficiency in CAD software, Star-CCM+, and Abaqus

  • Coding skills (Python, Matlab)

  • Experience in experimental testing and prototyping

  • Strong problem-solving and communication skills

    This role offers:

  • Opportunity to work on interesting cutting-edge projects with global impact

  • Collaborative and supportive work environment

  • Career growth in a fast-paced, dynamic company

    Location: Bath

    Term: Full-Time

    If you're passionate about engineering innovation and ready for your next challenge, and feel you have the appropriate skills and please apply now, or if you have any questions in relation to this opening please do message us.

    As an equal opportunities employer, Chiltern Park Recruitment Ltd values diversity and is committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees. We encourage applications from all qualified individuals regardless of race, color, religion, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, age, national origin, marital status, disability, or veteran status

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