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Aeromechanics Engineer - LibertyWorks
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Supports evaluation of turbomachinery subsystems such as fans, compressors, and turbines by assessing fluid-structure interaction and vibration of airfoils using computational and experimental methods for design, certification, and failure investigations.
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Job Title: “Launch” into Aeromechanical Engineering (Aeromechanics Engineer – LibertyWorks)
Duration: Permanent
Location: Indianapolis, Indiana
Why Rolls-Royce?
At Rolls-Royce we are committed to always being a force for progress; powering, protecting and connecting people everywhere.
Our emerging talent programs are designed to help you build your career from day one. You'll work on meaningful projects, learn from experienced colleagues, and develop the skills to make a real impact. That's Infinite Potential.
Role Overview:
“Launch” is our new pathway for graduates to transition seamlessly into the business. The program is designed for ambitious graduates (Bachelors, Masters or PhD level) who are ready to make an impact from day one, supported with on-the-job learning and career progression opportunities.
A new opportunity has arisen for an Aeromechanics Engineer to join LibertyWorks supporting our broad portfolio of defense programs. In this role, you’ll support the evaluation of various turbomachinery subsystems, including fan, compressor, and/or turbine gas paths, by assessing fluid-structure interaction and the subsequent vibration of airfoils and other components. Evaluations will be performed both computationally and experimentally for preliminary design, engine certification, optimization, cost reductions, and failure investigations across a wide range of applications.
As a specialist in this field, you will have the opportunity to bring forward innovative analytical solutions for customers on new/fielded products to resolve important issues related to high cycle fatigue, flutter, damping and mistuning.
What you’ll be doing:
- Running aeromechanics analysis with in-house CFD to evaluate forced response, flutter, rotating stall and other aeroelastic phenomena. Evaluating mistuning and non-linear dynamics
- Performing basic computer programming as needed to work more efficiently. Using reduced order models to evaluate the effects of inlet distortion, mistuning, intake acoustics, and other parameters on various aeromechanics related problems
- Testing planning and post-processing to support aeromechanics testing and to validate analytical methods. Interpreting test data to identify and explain component vibration
- Identifying new product introduction requirements for aeromechanics and working with subject matter experts to establish certification strategies
- Collaborating with the local and global aeromechanics community to develop rules, tools, methods, and people. Collaborating with aero designers, mechanical designers, stress analysts and test engineers to progress new engine designs and support in service vibration investigations
- Communicating technical and business results via reports and presentations to senior engineers, both within and external to Rolls-Royce
Basic Requirement:
- Master’s degree in engineering with academic focus related to aeromechanics
Preferred Requirements:
- Strong interest in the field of turbomachinery aeromechanics and a willingness to develop new skills
- Previous experience with computational fluid dynamics, with interest in unsteady simulations with fluid-structure interaction
- Previous experience with collecting and analyzing aeromechanics-related data, such as from strain gages and blade tip timing/light probes/NSMS
- Familiarity with finite elements analysis, specifically modal analysis
- Programming skills such as Bash, Fortran, Matlab, and Python
- Knowledge of ongoing academic research related to aeroelasticity in gas turbines
Minimum GPA: 3.0
Work authorization eligibility: To be considered, you must also be a U.S. Citizen with the ability to obtain and maintain a high-level security clearance.
Graduation eligibility: Graduating between December 2026, June 2027 & August 2027
What we offer:
- Meaningful work from day one, with the support to help you succeed
- A culture that invests in your personal and professional development
- The chance to grow your skills while working on real projects in a global company
Join us and help create the technologies that will shape tomorrow. If you're ready to learn, grow and make a lasting difference from day one, we'd love to hear from you.
Rolls-Royce is an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to any protected characteristics.
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