Computational Fluid Dynamics Engineer

Fluid Dynamics experience is the key ingredient to success for this new Mechanical Engineer vacancy based in 'start-up central' - Cambridgeshire!

Working in a multidisciplinary team of scientists and engineers, this technology will quench your thirst for doing your bit for the planet, as you play an important part in developing products.

The Role:

This energy storage technology is essentially based on chemicals, so your expertise will focus on managing fluids and gases within the cells and improving the overall mechanical design, applying your CFD experience to design solutions.

Alongside that, you'll play a huge part in leading the validation of the new technology and scaling it up, whilst implementing it into new prototypes.

This will take a creative, solutions focused engineer who can really drill down and find ways of improving the performance of prototypes and then carry out the experiments as you support development.

Your understanding of manufacturing strategy will also come into play, as you consider potential future applications and products for exploration.

What's required?

• A degree in Mechanical Engineering with 3-5 years of experience as an engineer, designing systems to manage fluid flow
• CFD experience would be a huge plus
• Ideally you will be experienced within the energy storage sector, but your experience may have also been gained within industries such as inkjet, medical devices, life sciences or oil & gas; anything that involves the delivery of fluid and/or gases within small components and their housings
• Hands-on engineering skills
• Understanding of chemical processes and systems would be useful
• Process development and optimisation experience, particularly relating to pilot line manufacturing
• Experience increasing TRL
• Project Management skills

What's in it for you?

Aside from working with a lovely bunch of likeminded people, they offer a great package too, with everything you would expect from a startup who have people at the heart of their business. Ask for details!