Apply aerothermal analysis and CFD expertise at Canada Rocket Company, supporting propulsion design for Canada’s first medium-lift launch vehicle.
As a Propulsion Aerothermal Analyst, you will work across design, development, operation, and reuse scenarios. The role combines first-order calculations, CFD, thermal-fluid modelling, and analysis-code development. You will help establish propulsion fluid systems while making detailed design decisions in an iterative hardware development workplace.
Key Responsibilities
Design aerothermal propulsion components, including injectors, chambers, nozzles, and valves
Size cooling channels and assess regenerative, film, and radiation cooling
Model cryogenic propellant thermal management, chill-down, boil-off, and insulation
Develop pressurization models and predict ullage behaviour
Support testing through predictions, reconciliation, and anomaly investigations
Requirements
5+ years in propulsion aerothermal analysis or related areas
Experience with one-dimensional flow networks or three-dimensional CFD
Experience analysing cryogenic propellant systems or combustion
Bachelor’s degree in mechanical, aerospace, or related engineering
Interest in iterative design-build-test development
Bring propulsion aerothermal, CFD, and thermal-fluid modelling expertise to Canada Rocket Company’s launch vehicle program.