CFD Solver Developer (M-Star) , Lyon

Siemens
Lyon, France
5 days ago
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Role details

Contract type
Permanent contract
Employment type
Full-time (> 32 hours)
Working hours
Regular working hours

Tech stack

Nvidia CUDA Computer Programming Data Structures Computational Geometry Parallel Computation

Job description

  • Developing M-Star’s fluid dynamics solver including maintenance, feature addition, algorithm implementation, and validation.
  • Translating academic research in numerical methods into a high-performance, easy-to-use software product.
  • Modeling a wide-range of physics including fluid dynamics, multiphase flows, advectiondiffusion, particle mechanics, and heat transfer.
  • Implementing meshing algorithms and data structures for GPU architectures in a distributed memory environment.
  • Working with support engineers and users to tailor software to current needs.
  • Performing validation studies and presenting results at conferences.

Requirements

  • Background in numerical methods for transport physics (fluid dynamics, advection diffusion, particle mechanics, or heat transfer).
  • Writing high performance physics codes using parallel computing in shared and distributed memory systems.
  • Expertise with Lattice Boltzmann Methods (LBM) for fluid simulation.
  • Knowledge of the Discrete Element Method (DEM) for particle mechanics.
  • Specialization in numerical methods for multiphase modeling of liquid-liquid and gas-liquid systems.
  • Algorithms for computational geometry including structured/unstructured meshing, 3D search, and mesh refinement.
  • Detailed understanding of GPU architectures and CUDA toolkit.
  • MPI programming for multi-GPU code development.
  • Experience working on a large multiphysics solver.

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