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Aero derivative Mechanical Design Engineer at Baker Hughes - ApplyBlast

Aero derivative Mechanical Design Engineer

Baker Hughes

5 months ago

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About this role

As an Aeroderivative Mechanical Design Engineer within Baker Hughes' Industrial & Energy Technology team, this role leads the design and development of aeroderivative gas turbine systems and components. Professionals in this position drive technical improvements, manage complex modeling activities, and collaborate with global engineering teams to ensure integrated, high-impact product solutions.

Responsibilities

Lead projects for aeroderivative gas turbine systems and new product development
Perform 3D modeling, tolerance stack-up, and supplier qualification
Conduct static and dynamic FEA including thermal and structural analysis
Manage BOM and configurations within the Product Lifecycle Management system
Coordinate with global engineering teams and facilitate cross-functional technical discussions

Skills

Qualifications

Master's or Bachelor's Degree in Mechanical or Aerospace Engineering5+ years of experience in mechanical design and calculation

About Baker Hughes

bakerhughes.com

Headquarters

Houston, Texas, United States

Company Size

10001+ employees

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Baker Hughes is a global energy technology company that is rewriting The Energy Equation™ by making energy safer, cleaner, and more efficient for people and the planet. The company offers a broad portfolio of products and services spanning oilfield equipment and services, turbomachinery and process solutions, industrial technology, and digital solutions. Its offerings include drilling, completions, production, subsea systems, gas turbines, compressors, hydrogen technologies, carbon capture, and emissions abatement solutions.