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What this role is
Thermal engineer supporting the design, testing, and operation of thermal control systems for lunar spacecraft and surface power systems at an aerospace company in Pittsburgh. Suits engineers with a background in thermal-fluid systems, spacecraft experience, and proficiency in thermal analysis software who want to contribute to lunar exploration hardware.
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What they ask for
Required
- Bachelor's degree in Aerospace, Mechanical, or similar engineering with 2 years of thermal technologies experience, or Master's degree with related thermal experience
- Proficient understanding of thermal-fluid engineering fundamentals
- Experience with thermal-fluid system design and analysis software (Thermal Desktop, Ansys Thermal, or Amesim)
- Proficiency in analytical/scientific programming languages (Python, C/C++, Matlab, Fortran)
- Effective verbal and written communication
- ITAR eligibility as a U.S. Person
Nice to have
- CAD proficiency (SolidWorks preferred)
- Experience with thermal vacuum chamber (TVAC) testing of space hardware
- Computational Fluid Dynamics experience (Ansys FLUENT or CFX)
- Experience with space or lunar systems design
- Experience taking concepts from initial idea to final product
- Experience designing or analyzing thermal control system components (heaters, sensors, radiators, multi-layer insulation, coatings, heat pipes)