Aerodynamics Task Executor (Flow5) at Turing

Aerodynamics Task Executor (Flow5) | Pay per task | Remote

About the Role

Turing, one of the world's fastest-growing AI companies, is hiring domain experts to complete aerodynamic analysis workflows using Flow5 v7. You will work with foils, wings, aircraft, hydrofoils, and sails, receiving geometry files, project files, operating conditions, and execution steps to follow exactly. Tasks may include modifying geometries, configuring analyses, generating conforming meshes, running Type 1 or Type 2 polars, and exporting requested results. You will save all outputs with specified names and locations, record your screen when required, and report any ambiguity rather than guessing or improvising.

What You'll Do

• Open and inspect foil, plane, mesh, and project files in Flow5.
• Build or modify foils, wings, planes, hydrofoils, and other assigned geometries.
• Configure operating conditions, polar settings, geometry parameters, and mesh requirements.
• Generate conforming meshes and run Type 1 or Type 2 polar analyses.
• Save and export modified geometries, polar results, screenshots, and other requested outputs.
• Record assigned tasks and report unexpected results, unclear instructions, or application mismatches.

What You'll Need

• Hands-on experience with Flow5, XFoil, or XFLR5.
• Ability to configure aerodynamic analyses, run polar calculations, and generate meshes independently.
Operator-level understanding of airfoil files, span, chord, twist, polar settings, and mesh conformance.
• Ability to follow detailed instructions precisely and enter all geometry and operating values exactly as provided.
• Strong attention to detail, avoiding unrequested changes, extra runs, or assumptions.
• A reliable remote setup for screen recording, file delivery, and clear written English communication.

Project Details

• Duration: approximately 5 weeks, with potential for extension.
• Type: pay-per-task (PPT).
• Average handling time: approximately 60 minutes per task.
• Engagement: full time.
• Estimated start date: between 28 September and 2 October.