Description
The opportunity
As R&D Computational Fluid Dynamics Associate Engineer, you will join our Global Multi-Physic Simulation (GLOMUS) network team in the Technology Center of HITACHI-Energy. You will join a team of CFD analysts as part of a wider group of key people with specific expertise in the fields of electrical, structural, acoustic, thermo-mechanic and fluid-dynamics analyses, simulation and testing. As part of our global R&D community including Technology Centers and Research Centers worldwide, you will contribute to support all factories in the PG Dry, Traction and Distribution Transformers on innovative and challenging research projects.
How you’ll make an impact
You will be responsible for creating and improving analytical tools and finite element analysis (FEA) automations for thermo-fluid dynamic analysis in electrical machines such as transformers and reactors
Propose and provide technical solutions for a variety of electrical machines, ensuring that they meet the required standards and performance expectations
Actively participate in the creation, updating, and maintenance of technical standards that dictate the management of thermo-mechanical performance of various transformers, including dry, liquid-filled, and traction distribution transformers
Work within the GLOMUS network, collaborating with other simulation teams to deliver comprehensive multi-physic finite element methodologies and automations for coupled electromagnetic, structural, and fluid-dynamic problems
Design and conduct experimental campaigns to validate the technical solutions and numerical models you or the team propose
Provide timely and effective support to factories facing technical challenges and facilitate the transfer of technology and knowledge from R&D to the engineering department through the creation of design rules, training materials, and collaboration with design tools teams
Carry out CFD simulations for cooling systems in all types of transformers, run feasibility studies, develop new technical concepts, design new products, and simulate their expected performances to contribute to technology development projects
What we’re looking for
A PhD or MSc in Mechanical, Aerospace Engineering, or Physics
Experience in Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) and Thermo-Mechanic Simulations
Advanced knowledge in numerical methods for thermodynamic simulations and experience with software like ANSYS CFX/FLUENT, OpenFOAM, and StarCCM+ are specific skills that are directly applicable to the job tasks
Knowledge of programming languages such as Matlab, Visual Basic, and Python is important for creating custom simulations and analyzing data
Understanding of Fluid-Structure Interaction Theory
Excellent communication skills and team spirit, along with an innovative spirit and "out of the box" thinking, are key for collaborative environments and innovation within the team
Willingness to travel and fluency in English are practical requirements for the job that enable collaboration in diverse environments and effective communication in the international arena
Qualified individuals with a disability may request a reasonable accommodation if you are unable or limited in your ability to use or access the Hitachi Energy career site as a result of your disability. You may request reasonable accommodations by completing a general inquiry form on our website. Please include your contact information and specific details about your required accommodation to support you during the job application process.
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