Thermal & Fluid Systems Architect

As a Thermal & Fluid Systems Architect, you are responsible for defining and developing system-level solutions related to thermal management and fluid dynamics within complex engineering environments. You play a key role in shaping technical direction and ensuring system performance in multidisciplinary projects.

• Translate customer needs into system requirements, architectures, and conceptual designs
• Define thermal and fluid-related system strategies and performance criteria
• Develop and apply modeling and analysis approaches to predict system behavior
• Specify testing and integration requirements across the development lifecycle
• Ensure compliance with relevant standards, quality, and safety requirements
• Collaborate closely with project teams, stakeholders, and technical specialists
• Provide technical leadership and guide teams towards effective solutions
• Contribute to innovation by exploring and applying new technologies and methods
• Support broader mechanical design considerations when needed

• Academic background in Mechanical Engineering, Applied Physics, or a related field
• Experience in thermal and/or fluid system design within complex technical environments
• Ability to operate on both detailed and system-level perspectives
• Familiarity with modeling, simulation, and analysis techniques
• Broad understanding of multidisciplinary system development
• Strong analytical thinking and problem-solving skills
• Effective communication and stakeholder management capabilities

• Flexible working hours (32-40 hours) with hybrid work options
• Competitive holiday allowance with the option to extend
• Opportunity to work on advanced and technically challenging projects
• High level of responsibility and influence on system design
• Access to training and continuous development opportunities
• Collaborative environment with multidisciplinary teams
• Informal culture with focus on knowledge sharing and team engagement

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