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Transmission Engineer – Combat Jet & Cryogenic Engines

Join our elite propulsion systems team and take part in building the next generation of aerospace propulsion — from supersonic combat jet engines to high-performance cryogenic rocket systems. We’re seeking a dedicated Transmission Engineer to bridge the world between rotational power and mechanical efficiency.

Scope of Work

  • Design and develop high-efficiency transmission systems for turbomachinery and cryogenic turbopumps.
  • Collaborate with propulsion, structural, and thermal engineers to ensure seamless power delivery and mechanical integrity.
  • Analyze gearbox loads, torque paths, and vibration characteristics under extreme flight conditions.
  • Assist in the integration of starter-generator units and clutches in compact engine layouts.
  • Participate in testbed validation and endurance testing of transmission systems.

Nature of Work

  • Multi-disciplinary collaboration with teams across engine design, control systems, and manufacturing.
  • Hands-on involvement in FEA, modal analysis, and NVH tuning of gear systems.
  • Opportunity to work with exotic materials (titanium, Inconel, carbon composites) in high-speed rotating assemblies.
  • Frequent design iteration using advanced CAD tools and simulation workflows.

Required Qualifications

  • Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Mechanical, Aerospace, or Automotive Engineering.
  • Strong grasp of gear design, tribology, torque transmission, and fatigue analysis.
  • Experience with rotating machinery and high-speed drivetrain design.
  • Proficiency in SolidWorks, CATIA, or similar CAD tools; ANSYS/MSC or equivalent FEA tools.
  • Prior work on high RPM systems, race car drivetrains, gas turbines, or rocket turbopumps is a strong plus.

Preferred Skills

  • Understanding of lubrication systems, bearings, and shaft sealing under extreme conditions.
  • Familiarity with cryogenic environments, thermal contraction effects, and aerospace-grade tolerances.
  • Knowledge of control systems for electric or hydraulic actuation in propulsion assemblies.