Top Aerospace Thermal Engineering Jobs

The Senior Thermal Engineer will drive the architecture, sizing, and development of thermal systems for reusable launch vehicles, lead thermal analyses, support system development and testing, and collaborate with various engineering teams to ensure effective design and integration for launch operations.

As a Thermal Engineer II, you will develop thermal systems for reusable rockets, performing thermal analyses and guiding design applications, while collaborating with other engineers to ensure efficient development and testing of thermal architectures.

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 Thermal Engineer will architect strategies for thermal management in new consumer devices, conduct thermal analysis and measurements, co-develop thermal designs with cross-functional teams, and validate thermal performance against predictions. They will also be involved in design validation and compliance for thermal components.

The Staff Thermal Engineer will lead the design and development of thermal systems for reusable launch vehicles, focusing on analysis and validation of thermal components. Responsibilities include driving thermal architecture, conducting tests, and collaborating with engineering teams to ensure effective thermal performance throughout the vehicle lifecycle.

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.

As a Thermal Mechanical Analyst, you will analyze and model the thermal and dynamic performance of systems related to silicon quantum dot technologies. Responsibilities include developing finite element models, validating analyses, advising on designs, and mentoring junior engineers.

The Spacecraft Thermal Engineer at The Aerospace Corporation will be responsible for designing and analyzing spacecraft thermal control systems and collaborating with internal and external customers to resolve thermal issues. This is a full-time position with a hybrid work model based in El Segundo, CA or Chantilly, VA.