Job title: Hydraulic Design Engineer - Research and Development Job family: Engineering Business area: Hydropower Contract location: Pointe-Claire, Quebec, CA Location type: Location Flexible Contract type: Permanent As the first equipment manufacturer in Canada and a world leader in the design of hydroelectric turbines and generators, ANDRITZ Canada has more than 185 years of know-how. In a context of energy transition, our hydroelectric innovation projects make sense. From design to construction, our innovative team of experts offers turnkey solutions. By joining ANDRITZ Canada, you are contributing to the development of sustainable technology, a clean future, and the maintenance of a proud Canadian's expertise. From water to wire – Be part of the movement! Summary of the role The Hydraulic Design Engineer – Research and Development will support the hydraulic design process through research projects in fluid dynamics and the development of new numerical methods. Also, the candidate will support the personnel related to design of hydraulic passageways of hydro turbines at all stages for both new units, runner replacements and rehabilitation projects. This mandate will include the following: Develop new analytical and numerical methods and tools to support hydraulic design tasks. Definition, development, maintenance, and modification of hydraulic engineering tools and processes Support for bids, including preliminary design and design reviews Analysis of design requirements Development of hydraulic designs for turbine components of various types Collaboration with the hydraulic laboratory team in Linz for model turbine development Working with mechanical engineering and contract hydraulic engineers to ensure the continuous execution of development contracts Why do you fit the profile? Successful teams share objectives, but also values! Beyond your skills, we are looking for someone who is motivated, positive, and ready to invest in the team. Your commitment to ethics and quality will make a real difference at Andritz. The ideal candidate should be willing to work in a complex, fast-paced environment, with evolving priorities. Result and solution-oriented candidates who follow through with ideas and commitments will perform well within ANDRITZ. As our projects have large scopes and often require years to be completed, your perseverance will be valued with us. Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering or a related field, preferably with a focus on fluid dynamics; Master’s degree is highly desirable; Ideally, minimum of five (5) years of experience in hydro engineering; Candidate must hold membership in the Ordre des ingénieurs du Québec (OIQ) or meet the eligibility criteria to obtain such membership; Familiarity with CFD calculations for hydro turbines; Knowledge of commercial and technical aspects of hydro-electric power plant equipment; Creativity, problem solving skills, and demonstrated consistent attention to detail; Strong ability to work in a team environment and excellent communication skills (oral & written); Self-directed; Familiarity with programming, ideally some experience in Linux and Python scripting; Fluency in French and English – spoken and written. What do we offer Life, disability, dental and extended health insurance; Pension plan; Performance share plan; Employee assistance program; Employee individualized training and career plan. Did you know? ANDRITZ Canada is part of an international technology group with an extensive portfolio of sustainable products and solutions. ANDRITZ aims to make the greatest possible contribution to a sustainable future and help its customers achieve their sustainability goals. The group has around 29,800 employees and over 280 locations in more than 40 countries. ANDRITZ is: Over 185 years of experience in turbine design Over 489,000 MW of installed and upgraded capacity Over 135 years in electrical engineering 65 representative offices worldwide More than 6,100 employees worldwide including more than 600 in Canada Over 50 Compact Hydro units per year A complete range of designs up to 800 MW 20 manufacturing sites worldwide 20% of all turbines in operation worldwide Legal status to work in Canada is required. #J-18808-Ljbffr