Rugby - Sr. Eng, Thermal and airflow

Job Summary

Using analytical and experimental techniques, lead the development of fans and airflow systems in terms of noise, strength analysis, thermal flow analysis and manufacturability.

Responsibility

• Through numerical and experimental analysis, develop new types of fans (propeller, cross-flow, centrifugal, sirocco) for air conditioners that improve the fluid performance and reduce noise.
• To do thermal flow analysis with in system and around system to improve thermal efficiency of product at development stage and analyze thermal efficiency at customer site.
• Work with various stakeholders, including the members of platform design department, each module, and the production technology department, to develop a fan that maintains performance and noise levels without sacrificing strength or productivity.
• Propose and design prototypes and experimental equipment that will lead to the evaluation of subsystems, including fans and shrouds.

Educational Qualification

• Master s degree (or equivalent) in fluid mechanics and aerodynamics dealing with the flow around fans, turbomachinery design, rotating machinery, and CFD analysis.

Working experience

• at least 5 years of fan design, thermal analysis or research experience

Skill requirements

• Communication and presentation skills.
• Ability to make objective decisions in collaboration with managers to ensure that the right decisions are made.
• Ability to make judgments that enable correct responses to stakeholder comments.
• Ability to propose new approaches to problems

Language

• Excellent communication skills.

(Fluent English, both written and spoken is preferred.)