The Computational Thermal-Fluids Laboratory (CTFL) at the University of Kansas 
has an immediate opening for a postdoc position. CTFL is directed by Prof. Z.J. 
Wang (zjwang.com) and has been developing adaptive high-order CFD methods for 
engineering applications. 

Required qualifications/skills:
•	Doctorate in Mechanical or Aerospace engineering, or a closely related 
        discipline
•	Expert-level programmer in C, C++ or Fortran
•	Experience with unstructured mesh methodology
•	Motivated team player

Desired skills:
•	Extensive C++ programming experience with object-oriented programming 
        paradigm
•	Experience with the development of graphical user interfaces (GUIs)
•	Experience with high-order discontinuous methods such as finite volume, 
        discontinuous Galerkin or spectral volume/difference methods and    
        parallel computing
•	Experience with unstructured mesh generation
•	Experience with LES and DNS of turbulent flow

Applicants should submit a resume, with a list of at least three references, 
and copies of selected publications, if appropriate, to Professor Z.J. Wang 
(zjw@ku.edu) with the subject header CFD-Postdoc Position.

Information about Aerospace Engineering at KU is available on the web at: 
http://ae.engr.ku.edu/