Come work in one of the best small cities in the US for one of the best companies in New Mexico! Flow Science is growing tech company with deep roots looking for outstanding engineers with an interest or expertise in the aerospace, automotive, additive manufacturing, and consumer products industries.

Principal responsibilities and key requirements

CFD engineers work at the intersection of classical physics, numerical methods, and computer science. We spend our days using our expertise in these fields to solve complex real-world engineering problems, to teach others about applied CFD, and to guide our development teams to create new models that grow our capabilities and application areas. This challenging and dynamic role requires the following skills to be successful:

• Strong understanding of engineering fundamentals, particularly fluid mechanics, heat transfer, and solid mechanics
• Excellent oral communication, technical writing, and interpersonal skills
• Ability to comfortably navigate a diverse, multicultural environment
• Excellent organizational skills
• Common sense and an unending desire to learn
• To comply with U.S. Government regulations, including the International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR), you must be a U.S. citizen, lawful permanent resident of the U.S., protected individual as defined by 8 U.S.C. 1324b(a)(3), or otherwise eligible to obtain the required authorizations.

Preferred skills and experience

Exceptional CFD engineers usually draw heavily on the following skills and experience:

• 2+ years of relevant industry or academic experience (e.g., additive manufacturing, consumer product processing, coating, analysis of complex fluids, propellant management design, slosh analysis, etc.)
• Experience with CFD, FEA, or other numerical analysis
• Experience with experimental setups and data analysis
• Experience with 3D CAD
• Programming experience (FORTRAN and Python)
• Demonstrated initiative in work projects
• EIT certification