CAE Engineer

We are seeking an experienced FEA Analyst to conduct structural, thermal, and dynamic analysis on client products and assemblies. The ideal candidate will be a self-starter who thrives in a dynamic environment and can clearly communicate results and optimization opportunities to engineers.Key ResponsibilitiesPerform FEA analysis on products/assemblies, including:o Linear/non-linear static, quasi-static, and dynamic analysiso Normal modes, frequency response, and random response analysiso Physics-based and data-driven optimization studiesDetermine boundary conditions for large contact, complex non-linear models (implicit & explicit environments)Create high-quality 2D shell and 3D tetra meshes for intricate geometriesDebug solution sequences and update models for convergenceDevelop internal FEA methods and specifications to meet customer requirementsCommunicate technical feedback to customers and internal engineering teamsCorrelate FEA results with test data, identify discrepancies, perform root cause analysis, and update models accordinglyConduct fatigue and thermal-mechanical analysesGenerate material curves from raw stress-strain dataRead and edit solver input decks (.inp, .bdf, .rad, .fem)Experience Required:Proficiency in FEA meshing tools and pre/post-processorsStrong knowledge of structural mechanics, dynamics, heat transfer, and manufacturing processesExperience with implicit/explicit and NVH FEA simulationsFamiliarity with plastics, elastomers, and anisotropic materialsStrong analytical and problem-solving skillsExperience working with CAD software/models3–5 years of industry experience in FEA or automotive design preferredRequired SkillsSolvers: Abaqus (Implicit & Explicit), OptiStruct, NastranPre-Processor: HyperMeshCAD Tools: CATIA V5Preferred SkillsSolver / Pre-Processor / Post-Processor: HyperView, HyperGraph, Abaqus CAE, Radioss, FE-Safe, nCode, SimLab, Python, Excel Macro, Topology Optimization, Multiscale Designer, Inspire Form, Mold Flow, Physics AIEducationBachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering, Structural Mechanics, or a related field