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Career Opportunities
(provided by alumni)
CFD Specialist
Rolls-Royce Corporation
Indianapolis Indiana
Rolls-Royce Corporation has an immediate opening for a computational fluid dynamics (CFD) specialist. Rolls-Royce, the world-leading provider of power systems and services for use on land, at sea and in the air, operates in four global markets - civil aerospace, defence aerospace, marine and energy. It continues to invest in core technologies, products, people and capabilities with the objective of broadening and strengthening the product portfolio, improving efficiency and enhancing the environmental performance of its products.
The requirements for this position are: MS or PhD in Mechanical or Aerospace Engineering; strong background in CFD development using FORTRAN programming language; experience in the application of CFD codes to engineering problems; US citizenship or US permanent residency status; good command of English language for both written and oral communication; high level of interpersonal skills for effectively working in a team environment.
The position responsibilities are: plans and directs work on CFD methods development programs; integrates and coordinates the use of CFD methods throughout the company; performs advanced CFD analyses of complex engineering problems; provides direction, consultation and instruction to others; develops and maintain regular contact with the professional community and customers; communicates R&T work through interaction with peers and reporting, publications and oral presentations; pursues salable engineering programs.
Contact:
Dr. Robert Delaney
Chief, Design Methods and Technology
Rolls-Royce Corporation
2001 S. Tibbs Ave., Mail Stop T11
Indianapolis, IN 46241
Voice: 317-230-4624
Fax: 317-230-6514
Mobile: 317-258-7600
E-Mail: robert.a.delaney@rolls-royce.com
Rolls-Royce Corporation
Indianapolis Indiana
Rolls-Royce Corporation has an immediate opening for a computational fluid dynamics (CFD) specialist. Rolls-Royce, the world-leading provider of power systems and services for use on land, at sea and in the air, operates in four global markets - civil aerospace, defence aerospace, marine and energy. It continues to invest in core technologies, products, people and capabilities with the objective of broadening and strengthening the product portfolio, improving efficiency and enhancing the environmental performance of its products.
The requirements for this position are: MS or PhD in Mechanical or Aerospace Engineering; strong background in CFD development using FORTRAN programming language; experience in the application of CFD codes to engineering problems; US citizenship or US permanent residency status; good command of English language for both written and oral communication; high level of interpersonal skills for effectively working in a team environment.
The position responsibilities are: plans and directs work on CFD methods development programs; integrates and coordinates the use of CFD methods throughout the company; performs advanced CFD analyses of complex engineering problems; provides direction, consultation and instruction to others; develops and maintain regular contact with the professional community and customers; communicates R&T work through interaction with peers and reporting, publications and oral presentations; pursues salable engineering programs.
Contact:
Dr. Robert Delaney
Chief, Design Methods and Technology
Rolls-Royce Corporation
2001 S. Tibbs Ave., Mail Stop T11
Indianapolis, IN 46241
Voice: 317-230-4624
Fax: 317-230-6514
Mobile: 317-258-7600
E-Mail: robert.a.delaney@rolls-royce.com
I just wanted to give the Mississippi State Aerospace Department a heads up on all the job openings we currently have over here in Huntsville. The NASA workload is ever-increasing due to the new CLV and CEV, and all the support contractors are staffing up to meet the demand. The company I work for, Jacobs Engineering, is the primary contractor on the NASA Engineering, Science, and Technical Services (ESTS) Contract here at Marshall Space Flight Center. In the past year, our engineering work force on this contract has grown from a little over 400 people to almost 800 (at least 3 of those were from the MSU Aerospace Department) and does not look to be slowing any time soon. We currently have approximately 80 job openings posted on our company website for this contract, with new openings being posted every couple of weeks for both full-time engineering positions and co-ops. These postings are for Jacobs only, but there are 7 more subcontracting companies that work under us on this contract that have job openings as well (see links below).
ESTS Primary Contractor:
Jacobs Engineering
http://www.jacobs.com/index.asp
ESTS Subcontractors:
Triumph Aerospace Systems
http://www.alliedaerospace.com
All Points Logistics
http://www.allpointslogistics.com/index.htm
ERC Incorporated
http://www.erc-incorporated.com/
ICRC Solutions
http://www.icrcsolutions.com/
Miltec Corporation
http://www.mil-tec.com/
Qualis Corporation
http://www.qualis-corp.com/
STS
http://www.snyder-tech.com/index.html
If you have an interest in any of these job openings, go ahead and apply as soon as possible. In addition, send me your resume and I'll do whatever needs to be done to make sure the appropriate people in our human resources department have a hard copy of it sitting on their desk. If you have any questions, feel free to call me at any time or send me an email (see phone numbers and email address below) and I'll be more than happy to help you out with any questions/concerns you might have. Take care and Go State!
Contact:
J. Hunter Williams
Propulsion Systems Design and Integration
Jacobs Engineering, ESTS Group
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
George C. Marshall Space Flight Center
Spacecraft Propulsion Systems Branch -ER23
B4203/R3407
MSFC, AL 35812
256-544-5715 (Voice)
256-617-1631 (Cell)
256-544-3960 (Fax)
Jonathan.H.Williams@nasa.gov
ESTS Primary Contractor:
Jacobs Engineering
http://www.jacobs.com/index.asp
ESTS Subcontractors:
Triumph Aerospace Systems
http://www.alliedaerospace.com
All Points Logistics
http://www.allpointslogistics.com/index.htm
ERC Incorporated
http://www.erc-incorporated.com/
ICRC Solutions
http://www.icrcsolutions.com/
Miltec Corporation
http://www.mil-tec.com/
Qualis Corporation
http://www.qualis-corp.com/
STS
http://www.snyder-tech.com/index.html
If you have an interest in any of these job openings, go ahead and apply as soon as possible. In addition, send me your resume and I'll do whatever needs to be done to make sure the appropriate people in our human resources department have a hard copy of it sitting on their desk. If you have any questions, feel free to call me at any time or send me an email (see phone numbers and email address below) and I'll be more than happy to help you out with any questions/concerns you might have. Take care and Go State!
Contact:
J. Hunter Williams
Propulsion Systems Design and Integration
Jacobs Engineering, ESTS Group
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
George C. Marshall Space Flight Center
Spacecraft Propulsion Systems Branch -ER23
B4203/R3407
MSFC, AL 35812
256-544-5715 (Voice)
256-617-1631 (Cell)
256-544-3960 (Fax)
Jonathan.H.Williams@nasa.gov
Vought Dallas has openings for new graduates and for people with (3-5) years of experience. View career opportunities at http://www.vought.com for more information.
Contact:
Lloyd Reaves
Design Specialist Airbus Programs
Vought Aricraft Industries
Phone 972-946-3460
Fax 972-946-3118
Contact:
Lloyd Reaves
Design Specialist Airbus Programs
Vought Aricraft Industries
Phone 972-946-3460
Fax 972-946-3118
United Launch Alliance has multiple level 1 positions open at various locations including Cape Canaveral, FL; Littleton, CO; Vandenberg AFB, CA; and Decatur/Huntsville, AL. Available positions include Test Engineer, Structural Analysis Engineers, Manufacturing Engineers, and Structural Design Engineers. All appear to be great entry points for a career in the aerospace field, hopefully for some State graduates.
More information about ULA and these positions can be found here: www.ulalaunch.com
Kyle Buse
United Launch Alliance - Delta Operations
Office: (256) 432-1635
Kyle.Buse@Boeing.com
I thought I would let you know that Goodrich Aerospace is looking for new
graduates in the Aerospace field and composites knowledge is always a plus. I
am actually in a hands on composites class Monday through Thursday this week
for Goodrich training. They have an AFP (advanced fiber placement) machine up
here at their Riverside plant where they do a lot of composites work, and it is
pretty impressive. They are laying up inner fixed structure for the 787 with
it. Anyway, maybe for some of the graduates would like to move to San Diego
for a job. They pay well and have a decent relocation package. Let me know if
you know anyone that may be interested. Hope all is going well.
Talk to you later,
Matt DelConte
graduates in the Aerospace field and composites knowledge is always a plus. I
am actually in a hands on composites class Monday through Thursday this week
for Goodrich training. They have an AFP (advanced fiber placement) machine up
here at their Riverside plant where they do a lot of composites work, and it is
pretty impressive. They are laying up inner fixed structure for the 787 with
it. Anyway, maybe for some of the graduates would like to move to San Diego
for a job. They pay well and have a decent relocation package. Let me know if
you know anyone that may be interested. Hope all is going well.
Talk to you later,
Matt DelConte
My name is Brian McDonald, and I'm looking for some May graduates that are interested in manned spaceflight. As a Branch Chief in NASA's Mission Operations Directorate, my personnel are flight controllers and instructors who are responsible for the International Space Station's Motion Control System (guidance, navigation, control, and propulsion). Not only do we need smart, hard-working people, we're looking for engineers that have exceptional communications and integration skills. These folks will literally be flying the ISS, and training the astronaut crews and other flight controllers.
As an MSU alum (Aero, class of `96), I'm well aware of the outstanding program that you have there. Unfortunately, there aren't a lot of us Dawgs out here in Houston. I'm hoping that you can help me start changing that. If you have anyone that you could recommend, or if you have any questions, please don't hesitate to write or call.
___________________________________
Brian McDonald
Chief, Avionics Systems Branch
Expedition Vehicle Division
NASA / MOD / DI3
Phone: 281-244-0010
Blackberry: 832-226-3565
Bldg 4N / 123
As an MSU alum (Aero, class of `96), I'm well aware of the outstanding program that you have there. Unfortunately, there aren't a lot of us Dawgs out here in Houston. I'm hoping that you can help me start changing that. If you have anyone that you could recommend, or if you have any questions, please don't hesitate to write or call.
___________________________________
Brian McDonald
Chief, Avionics Systems Branch
Expedition Vehicle Division
NASA / MOD / DI3
Phone: 281-244-0010
Blackberry: 832-226-3565
Bldg 4N / 123
