GE Corporate is Hiring for Mechanical engineer as Research Engineer

• Apply your knowledge in heat transfer and thermal management to develop innovative aerothermal/mechanical solutions for the GE product portfolio
• Develop ideas and concepts, and mature technologies through various readiness levels (TRL), to improve thermal management for GE products
• 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 independently executing tasks leveraging your technical skills
• Build a network and collaborate with GE Aviation, Healthcare, Power, Renewables and Research team members to identify opportunities for innovation, build plans and execute on technical projects

Required Qualifications

• Ph.D. in Aerospace/Mechanical Engineering specializing in Heat Transfer/Thermal Management, OR M.S/M.Tech in Aerospace/Mechanical Engineering specializing in Heat Transfer/Thermal Management, with 3-5 years of experience in industrial research. Doc
• Demonstrated fundamental knowledge in computational heat transfer / thermal management, evidenced by advanced graduate coursework and research
• Demonstrated ability and experience in thermal and flow Modeling, Simulation & Analysis
• Experience with commercial software (FLUENT, CFX, Icepack) or in-house code development
• Excellent oral and written communication skills
• Demonstrated ability to work independently and in a team environment

Desired Characteristics

• Design experience in heat transfer and thermal management, at various levels of fidelity
• Experimental heat transfer in addition to computational heat transfer skills
• Advanced computational or experimental skills from “start-to-finish” to provide physics-based insights to guide design and innovation
• Research in any one of the following areas: electronics cooling, gas turbine heat transfer, thermal management of generators, thermal & energy systems modeling