ALTEN Mexico is a subsidiary of ALTEN Group, a general engineering and technology consulting leader.
With over 30 years of experience, ALTEN Group operates in 30 countries and employs more than 46,000 engineers across various industries.
ALTEN Mexico offers a comprehensive range of engineering services, including concept development, design, product development, and implementation.
ALTEN Mexico is currently seeking a talented and motivated a CFD Engineer ADV join our team.
? Location: Remote ? Experience Level: 5+ years ? English: B2–C1 ? Full-time | Engineering ✈️ Valid visa is mandatory Your responsabilities will include: Analyze and document internal modeling and simulation workflows to ensure alignment with company objectives.
Provide technical support and troubleshoot complex CFD models for end users.
Develop and share best practices to standardize and optimize simulation processes.
Perform detailed airflow and conjugate heat transfer analyses for various projects.




Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to integrate simulation results into design and development processes.
Stay up to date with new CFD tools and methodologies to maintain competitiveness.
Requirements Professional experience in CFD simulations – Advanced (5+ years) Experience with Ansys Fluent – Intermediate (2–5 years) Experience with Star-CCM+ – Intermediate (2–5 years) Experience with conjugate heat transfer analysis – Intermediate (2–5 years) Experience with airflow analysis – Intermediate (2–5 years) Experience with preprocessing tools (e.g., ANSA, Hyperworks) – Intermediate (2–5 years) Experience with postprocessing tools (e.g., META, Hyperview) – Intermediate (2–5 years) Familiarity or experience with Linux operating systems – Intermediate (2–5 years) Benefits Benefits higher than those required by law • Professional growth and development (Both in Mexico, Canada and Europe as well as the United Kingdom, Spain) • Indeterminate Contract • Hybrid scheme

📌 3006 Cfd Engineer Adv (Santiago de Querétaro)
🏢 Alten Mexico
📍 Santiago de Querétaro