✨ About The Role
- The Thermal Analysis Engineer will perform thermal analyses to support the development of Radioisotope Power System (RPS) technologies.
- Responsibilities include conducting thermal analyses from high-level assessments to detailed validation criteria based on testing and qualification data.
- The role involves using first principles to guide the design of components, sub-assemblies, and interfaces for improved performance and robustness.
- The engineer will review peer and vendor work, write technical reports and proposals, and present results to both internal and external stakeholders.
- Participation in technical conferences and providing suggestions on thermal problems within the engineering group is expected.
- The position requires in-office presence in Seattle on specific weekdays, with remote work options available on others.
- Travel may be required, but it is limited to less than 10% of the time.
⚡ Requirements
- A bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering or an equivalent field is required, with a preference for candidates holding a master's degree.
- Candidates should have at least 3 years of thermal analysis experience, demonstrating a solid understanding of thermal modeling and analysis techniques.
- Proficiency in using advanced CAD/CAE software, particularly Thermal Desktop or ANSYS Workbench, is essential for success in this role.
- Strong oral and written communication skills are necessary to effectively present findings and collaborate with project teams and stakeholders.
- Experience in research and development activities related to nuclear reactors or radioisotope power systems is highly desirable.
- The ideal candidate should be comfortable working in a startup environment and able to meet deadlines under pressure.
- Familiarity with Atlassian confluence/JIRA workflows will be beneficial for managing project tasks and documentation.