Simulation Engineer

You should have a university master's degree with a technical focus, preferably in mechanical engineering with CFD and thermal engineering as a part of the curriculum. Your knowledge should include engineering principles, theory, and practice, as well as basic product knowledge. An industrial working experience of approximately 3 to 6 years, particularly on off-road vehicles projects, will be an added advantage. Your competence should extend to simulation topics, including 1D-system Simulation, thermal, flow & CFD analysis. It is important that you are familiar with simulation tools such as Simcenter (1D /3D) for dynamic system modelling and thermal management. Experience with FloEFD or similar CFD tools would be an advantage. Proficiency in using MS Windows and MS Office packages is essential. Strong communication skills are also required to build a network and maintain strong relationships with stakeholders. You should be willing to travel to Europe as needed to strengthen collaboration and increase knowledge. Having very good English skills is crucial to complete your profile. Additionally, spoken proficiency in German would be a plus.,