A job in CFD (linked CV - Doctoral Thesis online)

September 19, 2001, 08:16

I am 29 years old french guy living at Stockholm (Sweden). I have been studying Mechanics in Paris (France) and finished by a licenciate in Fluid Mechanics and Simulation at KTH in Stockholm.

At the moment I am looking for a job in the CFD area. I can propose you to have a look at my CV which is online with a direct link to my doctoral thesis. If you have anything to propose or any tips, I would be happy that you contact me.

http://www2.mech.kth.se/~franck/intr...ion/index.html

Thanks for your help, Franck.

September 19, 2001, 12:56

Didn't you just post this a few lines down? This really isn't the place to advertise. I would hate to see this forum become filled with CV's....what a mess that would be.

Maybe, one should consider having a place for this in the job forum.

September 19, 2001, 13:05

I agree with you that it would be nice if we had a special forum for that! But there is not at the moment. That was the last message I wrote.

September 19, 2001, 13:10

Jonas,

I think the idea of creating a separate forum on your web site for CFD job seekers to post their resume is a great idea. This would greatly serve the CFD community, both employers and potential employees.

Axel

September 19, 2001, 17:20

(1). Thank you very much for the information. I have downloaded your PhD thesis. Excellant work. (2). The training and the quality of the thesis are relatively high, especially the turbulence modeling is one of the major part of CFD. (3). This guy is professional and well-prepared. Those who are interested in turbulence modeling should try to download this free Phd thesis. (are Americans still talking about inviscid flow calculation? using VB or JAVA? )

September 20, 2001, 10:42

alot of Universities have online thesis. Its becoming standard now. Much more in Europe than the states. I know MIT's are mostly on-line.

September 20, 2001, 14:08

(1). The forum needs live person in addition to the online thesis. (2). If MIT researchers are doing research in turbulence modeling, come join us in this forum. Otherwise,....the thesis will not be known for a long time here.

September 21, 2001, 12:41

UMI has collected lots of PhD thesis. Unfortunately, it is not free. See:

http://www.umi.com/proquest/

September 19, 2001, 08:16	A job in CFD (linked CV - Doctoral Thesis online)	#1
Franck Grégoire Guest Posts: n/a	I am 29 years old french guy living at Stockholm (Sweden). I have been studying Mechanics in Paris (France) and finished by a licenciate in Fluid Mechanics and Simulation at KTH in Stockholm. At the moment I am looking for a job in the CFD area. I can propose you to have a look at my CV which is online with a direct link to my doctoral thesis. If you have anything to propose or any tips, I would be happy that you contact me. http://www2.mech.kth.se/~franck/intr...ion/index.html Thanks for your help, Franck.

September 19, 2001, 12:56	Re: Not really the right place...	#2
??? Guest Posts: n/a	Didn't you just post this a few lines down? This really isn't the place to advertise. I would hate to see this forum become filled with CV's....what a mess that would be. Maybe, one should consider having a place for this in the job forum.

September 19, 2001, 13:05	Re: Not really the right place...	#3
Franck Grégoire Guest Posts: n/a	I agree with you that it would be nice if we had a special forum for that! But there is not at the moment. That was the last message I wrote.

September 19, 2001, 13:10	Re: Resume Forum - a great idea!	#4
Axel Rohde Guest Posts: n/a	Jonas, I think the idea of creating a separate forum on your web site for CFD job seekers to post their resume is a great idea. This would greatly serve the CFD community, both employers and potential employees. Axel

September 19, 2001, 17:20	Re: A job in CFD (linked CV - Doctoral Thesis onli	#5
John C. Chien Guest Posts: n/a	(1). Thank you very much for the information. I have downloaded your PhD thesis. Excellant work. (2). The training and the quality of the thesis are relatively high, especially the turbulence modeling is one of the major part of CFD. (3). This guy is professional and well-prepared. Those who are interested in turbulence modeling should try to download this free Phd thesis. (are Americans still talking about inviscid flow calculation? using VB or JAVA? )

September 20, 2001, 10:42	Re: A job in CFD (linked CV - Doctoral Thesis onli	#6
John Chien (Alter Ego) Guest Posts: n/a	alot of Universities have online thesis. Its becoming standard now. Much more in Europe than the states. I know MIT's are mostly on-line.

September 20, 2001, 14:08	Re: A job in CFD (linked CV - Doctoral Thesis onli	#7
John C. Chien Guest Posts: n/a	(1). The forum needs live person in addition to the online thesis. (2). If MIT researchers are doing research in turbulence modeling, come join us in this forum. Otherwise,....the thesis will not be known for a long time here.

September 21, 2001, 12:41	Re: A job in CFD (linked CV - Doctoral Thesis onli	#8
Li Yang Guest Posts: n/a	UMI has collected lots of PhD thesis. Unfortunately, it is not free. See: http://www.umi.com/proquest/

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