Senior Thermal-Fluids Engineer – Advanced Cooling

Team: Equipment Engineering

Location: Zaragoza, Spain

Commitment: Full-time

Workplace Type: onsite

Responsibilities

• Lead the design and development of high-performance liquid cooling architectures for SCD-based semiconductor thermal management, including jet impingement, spray, and microjet-based concepts.

• Model and optimize fluid flow and heat transfer to define jet/nozzle geometries, flow distribution, pressure, temperature, and operating conditions, including single- and two-phase heat transfer regimes.

• Design cooling hardware for prototyping and manufacturing, incorporating fluid distribution, extraction/return paths, and micro-machined features while considering practical fabrication constraints.

• Build and experimentally characterize prototypes, analyzing thermal and fluid performance and using test results to iterate and improve designs.

• Drive the technical development from initial concept through prototype demonstration and integration with SCD-based semiconductor devices, collaborating with internal engineering and manufacturing teams and external research or fabrication partners as needed.

Requirements

• Degree in Mechanical Engineering, Thermal Engineering, Fluid Mechanics, or a related field; an MSc or PhD is highly valued, particularly when combined with applied R&D and prototype development experience.

• Strong background in thermal engineering, fluid dynamics, and heat transfer, with experience developing high-performance liquid cooling systems or devices. Experience with Ansys or COMSOL is a plus

• Hands-on experience designing and validating thermal-fluid hardware, with exposure to technologies such as jet impingement, spray cooling, microjets/microfluidics, or other high heat-flux cooling approaches.

• Experience with computational and/or analytical thermal-fluid modeling, ideally including CFD, combined with experimental testing and validation.

• Experience designing components for precision or micro-scale manufacturing processes, such as micromachining, and translating engineering concepts into manufacturable prototypes.