CFD Analysis Engineer
Pubblicato il 14-10-2026 - Cnh in Modena
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As a global leader in agriculture and construction, we create the equipment, technology, and solutions that help our customers work more productively and sustainably. Our success starts with our people, and we foster a collaborative culture where innovation thrives and every employee has the opportunity to grow.
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Position Summary
The CFD Analysis Engineer will develop and apply advanced computational fluid dynamics (CFD) simulations to support the design, validation, and optimization of agricultural and construction equipment. Working within a global engineering team, this role will contribute to the development of key vehicle systems and subsystems, including:
• Air conditioning and HVAC systems
• Engine cooling packages
• Engine air intake and exhaust systems
• Hydraulic systems
• Transmission systems
Primary Responsibilities
• Develop CFD simulation models to evaluate engineering designs for agricultural and construction machinery.
• Perform analyses involving fluid flow, heat transfer, combustion and emissions, chemical reactions, sprays, multiphase flows, hydraulics, aero-acoustics, particle transport, and refrigeration systems to evaluate performance and resolve design challenges.
• Provide clear engineering recommendations to peers, cross-functional engineering teams, and management based on sound engineering principles, simulation results, and technical judgment.
• Apply engineering standards, simulation methodologies, and global product development processes in daily work.
• Collaborate effectively with global, cross-functional teams in a multicultural engineering environment.
• Adjust working hours as needed to support effective collaboration with U.S. and India based counterparts.
Required Qualification