Top Aerospace Thermal Engineering Jobs

The Mechanical Engineer will lead mechanical analyses for EO/IR/RF products, perform structural and thermal analyses, create and post-process finite element models, and collaborate with various design engineers. Responsibilities also include documenting results and mentoring junior engineers.

The Senior Thermal Engineer will ensure satellite components operate within temperature limits during missions by conducting thermal analysis, managing thermal interfaces, developing testing protocols, mentoring junior engineers, and optimizing designs based on on-orbit data. The role includes leading design reviews and collaborating on project schedules.

The Staff Engineer - Thermal Design is responsible for the thermal system architecture and design across Apptronik's robot products. This includes hands-on testing, modeling, validation, and optimization of thermal performance in collaboration with cross-functional teams, alongside developing documentation and automating workflows to enhance efficiency.

The Staff Thermal Engineer will support the design and development of thermal control systems for artificial-gravity space stations. Responsibilities include conducting thermal analyses, coordinating with engineering teams, documenting designs, and mentoring junior engineers. Applicants should have extensive experience in thermal system development and testing, particularly within aerospace contexts.

As a Senior Thermal Engineer at Vast, you will develop and optimize thermal control designs for artificial gravity space stations, conduct thermal analyses, coordinate with engineering disciplines, mentor junior engineers, and execute subsystem thermal tests. Strong writing and presentation skills are essential.

As a Staff Thermal Analysis Engineer, you will lead the design and analysis of thermal subsystems for the Digit robot. This role involves heat transfer analysis, thermal testing coordination, and cross-functional collaboration to meet complex engineering specifications.

The Principal Manufacturing Engineer for Thermal Control Systems will collaborate with design teams on manufacturability, create manufacturing plans, optimize processes, resolve challenges, work with suppliers, assemble and test components, participate in design reviews, and maintain quality control. This role involves continuous improvement and staying current with industry trends.

The Chief Thermal Engineer leads the design and development of liquid cooling systems for Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) at Fluence. Responsibilities include setting engineering standards, overseeing custom chiller designs, optimizing fluid flow and pressure management, and ensuring material compatibility and system reliability.

The Battery Module Thermal Engineer designs and tests thermal systems for battery modules, ensuring integration with ESS at the system level. Responsibilities include leading design reviews, conducting analyses and testing, supporting certification processes, and collaborating with hardware and software teams while managing supplier development and project schedules.

The Thermal Control Systems Engineer at Vast will be responsible for designing and developing thermal control system subsystems and components for the artificial-gravity space station. They will also work on manufacturing processes, perform fluid analyses, and ensure integration with avionics, software, and mission operations systems. The engineer should have a bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering or a related field, experience with fluid systems or components, and hands-on hardware experience.

As a Senior Thermal Engineer at Shield AI, you will lead the thermal design and analysis for aircraft and ground systems, solve complex thermal design problems, optimize cooling solutions, and collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure the effective development and launch of autonomous UAV products.

Vast is looking for a Sr. Thermal Control Systems Engineer to support the development of artificial-gravity space stations. This challenging role involves design, analysis, testing, and manufacturing of critical components for astronaut safety. Responsibilities include design and development of thermal control system subsystems, project delivery, systems engineering tasks, and collaboration with stakeholders.

The Thermal Control Systems Engineer II at Vast will design, develop, and test subsystems for thermal control in a commercial space station environment. Responsibilities include systems engineering, collaboration with interdisciplinary teams, leading design reviews, and ensuring manufacturability and reliability of designs.