Junior Thermal Engineer

• Support the creation and improvement of thermal and fluid-flow simulation models for components, assemblies, and systems.
• Prepare and simplify 3D geometry, generate computational meshes, define materials, and apply boundary conditions under guidance.
• Run steady-state and basic transient thermal analyses using tools such as Ansys Icepak or Fluent.
• Evaluate conduction, natural and forced convection, radiation, and heat generation in electrical or mechanical products.
• Review solver convergence, check model quality, and document assumptions, inputs, and limitations.
• Post-process results to identify temperatures, hot spots, airflow behavior, and design improvement opportunities.
• Compare simulation results with laboratory measurements and help update models based on test data.
• Support sensitivity studies and design comparisons involving materials, geometry, operating conditions, or cooling approaches.
• Prepare clear technical reports and presentations with results, conclusions, and recommendations.
• Collaborate with mechanical, electrical, product, laboratory, and manufacturing teams.
• Follow team methods for model quality, file management, documentation, and peer review.
• Continue developing technical skills through coaching, training, and hands-on project work.

• intermediate level; applying core principles to model and predict electromechanical system behavior

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• developing level; breaking down engineering challenges and proposing simulation-based solutions

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• developing level; refining designs through iterative simulation and analysis

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• developing level; identifying potential failure points and assessing risk in product designs

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• foundational level; building models that integrate thermal, electromagnetic, and structural analysis

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• foundational level; understanding the integration of mechanical and electrical components in system design

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• foundational level; extracting actionable insights from simulation results to guide design decisions

• Strong analytical mindset with attention to detail and accuracy in technical work
• Eagerness to learn and grow your expertise in simulation and multiphysics modeling
• Effective communication skills to collaborate with cross-functional design and engineering teams
• Ability to work under guidance while taking ownership of your deliverables

• Hands-on experience with real engineering projects and advanced simulation tools.
• Mentoring and technical coaching from experienced simulation engineers.
• Opportunities to build expertise in thermal analysis, product development, testing, and multidisciplinary collaboration.
• A collaborative environment with professional development and career-growth opportunities.

• Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering, Thermal Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, Energy Engineering, or a related field.
• Entry level or 1-3 years of relevant experience, including internships, academic projects, research, or industrial experience.
• Foundational knowledge of heat transfer, including conduction, convection, and radiation.
• Basic understanding of fluid mechanics and thermodynamics.
• Academic or practical exposure to numerical simulation, computational fluid dynamics, or finite element analysis.
• Experience with at least one engineering simulation tool is preferred, such as Ansys Icepak, Fluent, Mechanical, COMSOL, or FloTHERM.
• Basic experience preparing CAD geometry and creating or evaluating meshes is preferred.
• Ability to interpret engineering data, perform calculations, and communicate technical findings clearly.
• Good problem-solving, organization, teamwork, and documentation skills.
• Professional working proficiency in English
• Experience from internships, university projects, or research involving electronics cooling, electrical equipment, thermal management, or product testing.
• Basic knowledge of electrical systems, Joule heating, material properties, or temperature-rise testing.
• Exposure to Python, MATLAB, Excel, or other tools for data analysis and automation.
• Interest in learning multidisciplinary simulation and linking thermal models with electrical or structural analyses.

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