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Turbine Airfoils Casting simulation engineer plays a pivotal role in transforming how we design and manufacture complex turbine hardware design. You will lead the development and validation of conventional cast & cutting-edge DS (directionally solidified) process modeling, core breakage prediction, and foundry process modeling capabilities. Working at the intersection of design, simulation, and manufacturing, you will focus on upstream design simulation to embed manufacturability early in the development cycle, significantly reducing defects, lead times,
and costs while improving component reliability.
Job requires regular interaction with global teams hence engineer should have persuasive communication skills and cross-cultural knowledge.
Your recent role – challenging and future-oriented
- Develop and validate advanced DS process modeling methodologies with a strong emphasis on core breakage prediction and mitigation.
- Practice Siemens Energy high fidelity, extensively validated, and equiaxed casting simulation modeling methodology to provide expert foundry process modeling support to ensure robust, high-yield casting designs.
- Drive upstream design simulation initiatives that integrate manufacturability directly into the turbine component design process.
- Develop new cooling technologies within the constraints of manufacturability, balancing performance, thermal management, and casting feasibility.
- Collaborate closely with design, materials, and m