Uses computational fluid dynamics to investigate NASCAR race car performance, identify aerodynamic improvements, guide wind tunnel testing, and develop body surface specifications. Responsibilities include building CFD models, running simulations, post-processing results, correlating findings with wind tunnel and track data, preparing technical reports, presenting results, recommending design changes, and monitoring CFD technology trends. Requires an aerospace or mechanical engineering degree and at least three years of CFD experience.
Job Description
Working in the aero group, the candidate will use computational fluid dynamics (CFD) to perform simulations investigating race car performance. The results from these experiments will be used to identify potential performance gains, guide wind tunnel testing, and develop body surface specifications. The CFD engineer will help make improvements to strengthen the aerodynamic performance of the race car.
Responsibilities
- Apply computational fluid dynamics tools to understand airflow characteristics and improve performance
- Work in a group to develop all CFD models and perform all simulations
- Post-process the results to understand the impact of model changes
- Correlation of CFD results to wind tunnel and track test data
- Compile technical reports, present simulation results, and provide effective suggestions on design modifications.
- Summarizing and reporting activity to related departments
- Identify technology trends in the CFD field
Qualifications
- Bachelor’s degree in aerospace or mechanical engineering
- Thorough understanding of CFD concepts
- Minimum 3+ years of experience working with CFD solvers, pre and post processors
- Experienced user of CAD software (NX, CATIA, SolidWorks)
- Willingness and ability to work overtime as required to meet project schedules and complete required tasks
Team Penske is an equal opportunity employer.
Team Penske Mooresville, North Carolina, USA Office
200 Penske Way, Mooresville, North Carolina, United States, 28115 8022
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