Description
Cummins is hiring hybrid Thermal & Fluid Systems Engineers to analyze products through simulation and physical testing and develop optimized solutions for IC engines, electric power systems, fuel and air systems, filtration and aftertreatment systems, and battery and fuel cell systems. The listed roles include Combustion and Emissions Systems Engineer, Aftertreatment Integration Engineer, Engine and Aftertreatment Simulation Engineer, and Computational Fluid Dynamics Analyst. Candidates should apply fluid dynamics, thermodynamics, heat transfer, combustion, and system-analysis principles; use tools such as Fluent, GT-Suite, Boost, Converge, MATLAB, and hardware-in-the-loop testing; and collaborate with stakeholders on complex product and system problems. The posting lists bachelor’s, master’s, and PhD degree programs, with monthly salary estimates of $4,100–$5,000 for bachelor’s, $6,000 for master’s, and $7,300 for PhD candidates, plus medical, dental, life insurance, and other benefits.
