GE Corporate is Hiring for Engineer - Combustion Aerothermal Sciences

• Apply your knowledge in combustion aerodynamics and heat transfer to develop innovative aerothermodynamic solutions for GE Aviation and Power combustion
• Execute advanced modeling and simulation for combustion aerothermodynamics, including high-fidelity CFD analyses, with opportunities for in-house code development
• Deliver on technical projects meeting schedules and budgets, implement plans with guidance to meet technical requirements and document results
• Participate in a team on multi-generation technology programs to enable future design advancements, while executing tasks, with supervision, leveraging your technical skills
• Network and collaborate with GE Aviation, Power and Research team members to build plans and execute on technical projects

Required Qualifications

• M.S/M.Tech in Aerospace/Mechanical Engineering specializing in Combustion, with at least 2 years of industrial research experience, OR B.S/B.Tech in Aerospace/Mechanical Engineering with 3-4 years of academic research specializing in Combustion.
• Demonstrated fundamental knowledge in gas turbine combustion, evidenced by advanced graduate coursework and research
• Demonstrated ability and experience in Combustion Modeling, Simulation & Analysis (expertise in two or more of the following: LES, fast chemistry, combustion kinetics, flamelet generation manifolds, thickened flames, flame holding/flame speed/flashback mechanisms)
• Experience with commercial software (FLUENT, CFX) or in-house code development; especially handling large datasets, and associated post-processing to provide physics-based insights to guide design
• Excellent oral and written communication skills
• Demonstrated ability to work independently and in a team environment

Desired Characteristics

• Design experience in combustor aerodynamics & heat transfer, at various levels of fidelity
• Expertise in UG-NX, FLUENT Mesher & complex mesh generation (Voronoi-based mesh generation would be a plus)
• Advanced CAD & CFD skills and owning processes “start-to-finish” (geometry manipulation, mesh generation, post-processing, and optimization studies to provide physics-based insights to guide design)
• Research in Hydrogen & Ammonia Combustion
• Application of Machine Learning for Combustion, High-performance computing, Experience w. GPUs