We are currently looking for a highly motivated mid-level System engineer with a BS/MS and least 5 (preferably 10) years of work experience, at a fast paced, internationally growing organization with a start-up culture. In this role, you will participate in the rapid development of propulsion systems from concept to test.
Why you should apply:

Every gas turbine engineer learns the Brayton cycle early in their career where it compresses, combusts, and expands. It’s clean, elegant, and well-understood, but buried inside that familiar diagram is an assumption so common it’s nearly invisible: combustion happens at constant pressure. The fluid goes in; heat is added; the fluid comes out, but the pressure barely moves.

SoftInWay is a global leader in turbomachinery solutions and simulation. We support the leading aerospace, defense, and cleantech companies with advanced simulation software and engineering services to help develop their products and stay at the cutting edge of technology, whether that be rocket engines or Formula One racing cars.

We are looking for an experienced Turb...

The design of an axial turbine—or any turbomachinery component—requires careful attention to detail. In the preliminary design phase, engineers typically focus on the primary limiting factors: boundary conditions, geometric constraints, power output, and other system-level requirements. As the design matures, however, attention naturally shifts toward the smaller parameters t...

When designing high-speed turbomachinery, engineers must carefully consider how many complex parameters interact to ensure smooth and powerful operation. One critical factor is the pressure that builds on both faces of the impeller disk, which can create unwanted axial loads. To prevent this, engineers need to try and balance the pressures along the impeller’s front face and ...