About XTI Aerospace:
XTI Aerospace, an acronym for “eXtended Technology and Innovation,” is a pioneering leader in advanced aircraft design and sustainable air mobility. We’re developing the TriFan 600—the world’s first vertical lift crossover airplane that combines helicopter VTOL versatility with the speed, range, and comfort of a fixed-wing aircraft—to redefine regional air travel.
If you’re passionate about pioneering aerospace innovation, eager to work on projects that redefine the way we move, and ready to join a company where every role is an opportunity to change the world, then welcome aboard. Explore our career opportunities and be part of a team that’s not just dreaming of the future—we live it
Job Summary
XTI Aircraft is seeking an Aerodynamics Engineer reporting to the Senior Aerodynamics Engineering Manager, based in Denver, CO. The position is fully remote.
As an Aerodynamics Engineer, you will perform numerical analyses to support the development of the first commercial, vertical take-off, long-range aircraft, the TriFan 600. You will be involved in all stages of development - from basic design and optimization to simulations of complex configurations. You will gain an airplane-level perspective of the vehicle requirements and aerodynamic performance. You will be relied upon as a computational fluid dynamics expert, influencing the development of the aircraft.
You will develop and utilize a variety of computational tools and techniques to reach solutions to complex problems with competing requirements. You’ll be an integral part of ensuring the safety, performance, and efficiency of current and future XTI Aircraft products. You are familiar with the fundamentals of fixed-wing, rotorcraft aerodynamics and are comfortable developing your own evaluation tools.
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Salary Range: $110,000-$140,000
XTI Aerospace is an equal opportunity employer committed to diversity and inclusion. All qualified applicants will be considered without regard to race, color, religion, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, national origin, disability, or veteran status.
To apply, please submit your resume outlining your qualifications and experience. We look forward to exploring how you can contribute to our journey toward a more sustainable and innovative future in aviation.
Note to Recruiters: XTI Aerospace does not accept unsolicited resumes or referrals from placement agencies, staffing vendors or other external parties seeking recruiting fees without a signed formal agreement.
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Join XTI Aerospace as an Aerodynamics Engineer, where you’ll be pioneering innovations that could reshape the future of air mobility. At XTI Aerospace, we are excited about developing the TriFan 600, the world's first vertical lift crossover airplane that merges helicopter VTOL versatility with fixed-wing speed and comfort. This fully remote role puts you at the heart of our project, working closely with a talented team to perform numerical analyses that inform every phase of development, ranging from design optimization to simulations of complex aircraft configurations. You'll gain comprehensive insights into airplane requirements and aerodynamic performance while becoming a recognized expert in computational fluid dynamics. Your responsibilities will extend from crafting and analyzing the TriFan 600's aerodynamic properties to supporting critical flight testing and validation efforts. If you're passionate about aerodynamics, possess a solid engineering background, and thrive in a collaborative environment, XTI Aerospace invites you to contribute to transformative aerospace projects that promise to redefine how people travel. Together, let’s innovate towards a sustainable aviation future!
VTOL airplanes that save time with increased range point-to-point travel for commercial, medical, and government use
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