Archer
Aerodynamics Engineer, Modeling and Optimization
About this role
Archer is seeking an Aerodynamics Engineer to advance their all-electric eVTOL aircraft development in San Jose, California. The ideal candidate will perform aerodynamic simulations, develop models, analyze data, and collaborate with cross-functional teams, contributing to innovative solutions in sustainable air mobility.
What you'll do
- Conduct aerodynamic simulations for eVTOL aircraft
- Develop aerodynamic models for flight performance predictions
- Analyze experimental data for model validation
- Integrate flight test data into simulation models
- Enhance Archer's aerodynamic software and workflows
- Collaborate with teams for aerodynamic model updates
What they're looking for
- Degree in Aerospace Engineering or related field
- Experience in rotorcraft or eVTOL aerodynamics
- Proficient in Python programming
- Knowledge of optimization techniques
- Familiarity with data processing and reduction
- Excellent communication skills
- Ability to work independently and in teams
- Experience in fast-paced design environments
Benefits
- Competitive salary range
- Focus on equitable and inclusive work environment
- Commitment to employee development
- Performance-driven culture
- Reasonable accommodations for applicants
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Archer
Archer develops all-electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft for sustainable aviation. The company is hiring engineers across electrical integration, software, aerodynamics, and controls to build and validate autonomous flight systems, propulsion architectures, and aircraft design.
View all jobs at ArcherLikely interview questions
- Walk us through your experience with aerodynamic modeling of rotorcraft, tiltrotor, or eVTOL vehicles. What fidelity levels have you worked with, and how did you validate your models?
- Describe a project where you analyzed experimental data from wind tunnel or flight tests and used it to improve aerodynamic models. What were the challenges?