Cad engineer-aerospace propulsion

FEATI University

Engineering, Research, and Development Group (FERDG)

Location: Sta. Cruz, Manila

FEATI University is seeking a CAD Engineer specializing in Aerospace Propulsion to support its engineering research and development projects. The role involves propulsion design, CAD modeling, engineering analysis, and technical documentation.

• Support the design of aerospace propulsion systems, components, assemblies, and related test hardware.

• Develop accurate 3D CAD models and engineering drawings using SolidWorks, applying Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing (GD&T) and Design for Manufacturing and Assembly (DFMA).

• Perform assigned engineering calculations and computational fluid dynamics (CFD), thermal, and structural analyses within demonstrated technical competence.

• Prepare technical reports documenting analysis methods, assumptions, verification activities, results, and design recommendations.

• Conduct literature reviews, benchmarking, and technical investigations to support propulsion design and development.

• Support test planning, review test data, compare predictions with measured results, and assist with failure investigations and design improvements.
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• Keep updated with current trends in the design of aerospace propulsion systems.

• Bachelor's degree in Aeronautical, Aerospace, Mechanical Engineering, or a related engineering discipline.

• Proficiency in SolidWorks for 3D part, assembly, and engineering drawing preparation.

• Ability to apply the principles of thermodynamics, fluid mechanics, heat transfer, and mechanics of materials to engineering design and analysis.

• Knowledge of GD&T, manufacturing processes, and assembly considerations.

• Familiarity with CFD, thermal analysis, or finite element analysis is an advantage.

• Ability to perform engineering calculations, interpret simulation results, and prepare clear technical reports.

• Good communication, teamwork, and organizational skills, with initiative and accountability for assigned work.

• Relevant academic projects, research, or experience in aerospace propulsion or prototype development are an advantage.