Top Aerospace Thermal Engineering Jobs

As a Thermal Engineer II, you'll design thermal systems, conduct thermal analyses, and support testing for reusable launch vehicles, ensuring systemic requirements are met through collaboration and innovative problem-solving.

As a Materials Engineer, design and develop thermal protection systems for reentry vehicles, focusing on materials for extreme temperatures. Collaborate with cross-functional teams and vendors to optimize TPS performance and production.

The Senior Engineer for Whole Vehicle Thermal Testing will create and implement testing strategies, conduct thermal testing, investigate failures, and maintain testing equipment and facilities. Responsibilities include managing the testing budget, collaborating with R&D departments, and ensuring compliance with industry standards while analyzing data and feedback from tests to drive design changes.

As a Senior Thermal Modeling Engineer, you will design and implement CFD and thermal simulations for Radiant's Kaleidos microreactor. You'll develop thermal analysis plans, simplify complex CAD models for analysis, and document your findings. The role emphasizes high fidelity simulations to ensure reactor reliability and safety, collaborating with cross-functional teams.

The Senior Thermal Mechanical Engineer will design and simulate thermal mechanical systems for quantum computers, focusing on electronic optical assemblies under cryogenic conditions. Responsibilities include heat transfer and fluid mechanics application, power modeling, analyzing design issues, and collaborating with internal teams and suppliers for product development.

The Senior Thermal Engineer will develop and optimize thermal control designs for artificial gravity space stations, perform thermal analyses, coordinate with engineering teams, document designs, and mentor junior engineers. Key tasks include thermal systems requirements development and execution of subsystem level thermal tests.

The Staff Thermal Engineer at Vast will focus on developing systems for artificial-gravity space stations, performing thermal analysis, and optimizing thermal control designs. Responsibilities include coordinating with engineering disciplines, executing thermal tests, mentoring junior engineers, and documenting thermal analyses.

The Thermal Control Systems Manufacturing Engineer will collaborate with design teams to optimize manufacturing processes, maintain detailed manufacturing plans, resolve manufacturing challenges, and ensure high-quality component delivery. Responsibilities include hands-on assembly, participation in design reviews, and continuous improvement initiatives for thermal control systems.

The Thermal Control Systems Mechanical Engineer designs and develops subsystems for an artificial-gravity space station, conducting tasks from design to testing and ensuring manufacturability and reliability. Responsibilities include leading design reviews, performing fluid analysis, and collaborating with interdisciplinary teams.

As a Thermal Control Systems Mechanical Engineer I, you will design and develop thermal control subsystems and components for artificial-gravity space stations, conducting design, analysis, testing, and manufacturing to ensure safety in future space missions.

The Thermal Control Systems Senior Manufacturing Engineer will support the development and manufacturing of thermal control systems for artificial-gravity space stations. Responsibilities include collaborating with design teams, developing manufacturing processes, conducting root cause analysis, ensuring compliance with engineering specifications, and maintaining quality control.

The Thermal Control Systems Senior Mechanical Engineer at Vast will design and develop thermal control systems for artificial-gravity space stations, conduct fluid analyses, manage project timelines, lead design reviews, and ensure system manufacturability and reliability.