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raytracing tools (Zemax, Code V, OSLO, FRED, LightTools, or ASAP). Experience with electromagnetic field simulation using finite-difference time domain, finite element, finite element thermal simulation
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sequential and/or non-sequential raytracing tools (Zemax, Code V, OSLO, FRED, LightTools, or ASAP). Experience with electromagnetic field simulation using finite-difference time domain, finite element
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) techniques for structural materials is desirable. Experience with structural modelling and analysis tools (e.g., finite element modelling, structural simulation) is desirable. Good interpersonal, written
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: Electrical machine design and electromagnetic fundamentals; Analytical electromagnetic modelling and performance prediction; Finite-element electromagnetic analysis; and Machine topology development, design
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transitions and fusion zones. Utilize Finite Element Method (FEM) software (e.g., COMSOL) to perform thermal analysis, modeling heat distribution and dissipation in high-power operational conditions. Define
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(3DEXPERIENCE, CATIA); finite element analysis (ABAQUS, NASTRAN / PATRAN / other); structural stability; aeroelasticity; or structural dynamics. Individuals with an industrial/academic background, having spent
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scientific computing and experience with time-stepping methods and the finite element method (FEM), preferably applied to fluid dynamics, solid mechanics, or other moving-boundary problems. Prior
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analysis and design; fatigue and damage tolerance; computer aided design (3DEXPERIENCE, CATIA); finite element analysis (ABAQUS, NASTRAN / PATRAN / other); structural stability; aeroelasticity; or