Candidate for Position Sought
Jud Taylor
Fluid Dynamics.
I'd do it myself, but I am busy.
Anyone interested?
Mikele
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Jud Taylor
mikele
On Friday, April 6, 2012 4:14:57 PM UTC+9, Jud wrote:
Sorry. ___IN___ CFD. Not "if". We are confident it is real.
On Fri, Apr 6, 2012 at 4:10 PM, Mikele <him...@gmail.com> wrote:
> lemme google "Computational Fluid Dynamics" first
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>> My company is searching for someone with experience if Computational
>> Fluid Dynamics.
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>> I'd do it myself, but I am busy.
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>> Anyone interested?
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Torsten Wagner
just hacking in what the Matlab toolbox is giving you or some more
smart approach ;)
Jud Taylor
other CFD engineers and account managers, as well as working closely
with customers, to understand and analyze engineering processes within
a client organization and find the best fit for advanced simulation
tools. This will require occasional travel to customer locations and
perhaps extended on-site work, to meet and interact with customer
engineering teams. There will be responsibility for ensuring that
customers achieve the maximum technical benefit from investing in its
technology products, and, as part of this, there will be a focus on
educating customers in best practices developed by experts in the
firm.
Qualifications:
Master’s Degree in an engineering-related field.
However, the emphasis is on a strong understanding of fundamental
engineering principles and the underlying mechanics of CFD such as
turbulence modeling, meshing strategies, solver schemes or heat
transfer phenomena.
Additionally, exposure or experience in the following areas may be
considered advantageous:
• STAR-CCM+
• JAVA programming language
• CAD packages such as CATIA v5, Pro/E, NX, SolidWorks or Inventor
• Codes to which CFD can be coupled to such as FEA packages, 1D simulation
tools, optimization software
• Previous CFD experience in industry with a commercial code is
preferred but not required.
Too bad we don't ever hear any presentations about modeling turbulent flows....
Chris Shannon
*cough* *cough*
[crikets]
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Jud Taylor
Akiba
lot of tools that make it *ahem* easier. Basically its modeling. The tools
that are commonly used are by Ansys, MSC, or Algor. You can probably find
them on PirateBay. Otherwise, Matlab is also used for CFD modeling/sim.
Akiba
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MRE
want it now, and are unwilling to pay for training.
Sad.