Top Aerospace Thermal Engineering Jobs

As a Thermal Engineer II, you will perform thermal analyses to ensure all spacecraft components stay within designated temperature ranges. You'll work closely with hardware teams to select materials, manage thermal interfaces, and design testing protocols for thermal validation. The role requires experience in thermal analysis and component design, utilizing Thermal Desktop software.

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 Thermal Engineer will architect thermal management strategies for consumer devices, partner with stakeholders to predict system performance, develop thermal designs, and validate thermal behavior throughout product development. Collaboration with engineering teams and refining designs for mass production are key responsibilities.

The Senior Thermal Engineer will lead thermal design and analysis for hardware development. Responsibilities include creating thermal models using MATLAB/Python, validating designs through simulations and tests, communicating system architecture pros/cons, and developing tools for analysis improvements. A strong understanding of heat transfer and fluid dynamics is required.

As a Thermal Engineer at Anduril Industries, you will manage thermal design, analysis, and component vendor management for space hardware. Responsibilities include executing thermal models using MATLAB and Python, defining thermal architecture, and communicating technical statuses during reviews. You will also support failure reviews and enhance analysis efficiency through tool development.

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.