AI/Control Engineer – Jet & Cryogenic Engines

Scope of Work

We are seeking an AI/Control Systems Engineer to lead and implement advanced control algorithms and real-time embedded systems for combat jet engines and cryogenic rocket engines. You will also contribute to integrating AI-based prognostics, digital twin models, and adaptive control schemes into next-generation propulsion platforms.

Nature of Work

• Development of FADEC software and hardware integration for gas turbines and cryogenic systems
• Design and simulation of control loops for throttle response, temperature, and pressure regulation
• Implementation of fault detection, diagnostics, and predictive maintenance using ML/AI techniques
• Support HIL (Hardware-in-the-Loop) testing, real-time simulators, and embedded development platforms
• Digital twin integration for mission simulation, data fusion, and optimization under edge constraints
• Collaboration with hardware, thermal, and mechanical teams for closed-loop system validation
• Optimization of system performance under extreme environmental and transient conditions

Job Requirements

• B.E./B.Tech or M.E./M.Tech in Aerospace, Electrical, Control Systems, or Computer Science Engineering
• 3+ years of experience in control systems design or AI integration in aerospace or automotive systems
• Strong background in MATLAB/Simulink, Python, or C++ for control and signal processing
• Hands-on with RTOS, embedded systems, CAN, MIL-STD-1553, or Ethernet-based systems
• Experience with reinforcement learning, Kalman filters, or model predictive control (MPC)
• Knowledge of aerospace propulsion systems is highly desirable (jet or cryogenic engines)
• Exposure to digital twin platforms, telemetry, and sensor fusion frameworks
• Strong analytical mindset and teamwork abilities

Eligibility

• Indian nationals or those eligible to work in India
• Motivation to work on next-generation aerospace technologies with high performance and safety demands
• Research scholars or individuals with published work in AI for aerospace systems are encouraged to apply