Hire Wind Tunnel Testing Designers in United Kingdom

Free Running Buildings (FRB) was formed in 2014 as a University of Leeds spin-out company. Using patented wind tower technology the company transfers the UK's leading expertise in the field of buildin... Read more

Free Running Buildings (FRB) was formed in 2014 as a University of Leeds spin-out company. Using patented wind tower technology the company transfers the UK's leading expertise in the field of building physics into the marketplace. FRB owns a newly refurbished workshop in Advanced Manufacturing Park in Rotherham, employed with 2 modern 3D printers and a small scale closed loop wind tunnel that enables the production and test of prototypes.

Aerospace Engineering undergraduate with hands-on experience in multiscale modeling, advanced materials, and computational simulations. Skilled in FEA, molecular dynamics, and machine learning for sol... Read more

Aerospace Engineering undergraduate with hands-on experience in multiscale modeling, advanced materials, and computational simulations. Skilled in FEA, molecular dynamics, and machine learning for solving complex process–structure–property problems in aerospace applications. Worked on additive manufacturing simulations, CNT-based composite modeling, and ML-driven material design, delivering measurable improvements in prediction accuracy and structural performance. Proficient in Python, MATLAB, ANSYS, ABAQUS, COMSOL, and LAMMPS, with practical exposure to SEM, XRD, and wind tunnel testing. Currently pursuing B.E. in Aerospace Engineering with research experience at ARCI, NIT Warangal, and NAL. Passionate about interdisciplinary research in aerospace structures, nanocomposites, and next-generation materials.

An aerodynamic engineer is a highly skilled professional specializing in the study and application of airflow dynamics around objects, particularly vehicles like airplanes, cars, and rockets. They pos... Read more

An aerodynamic engineer is a highly skilled professional specializing in the study and application of airflow dynamics around objects, particularly vehicles like airplanes, cars, and rockets. They possess a strong foundation in physics, mathematics, and engineering principles, with expertise in fluid mechanics and computational simulations. Their role often involves designing and optimizing structures to reduce drag, improve efficiency, and ensure stability and safety during motion. Typically detail-oriented and analytical, an aerodynamic engineer is proficient with advanced software tools for computational fluid dynamics (CFD) and wind tunnel testing. They collaborate with cross-functional teams, contributing to projects in aerospace, automotive, or renewable energy sectors. Their work not only focuses on performance enhancement but also aligns with environmental and economic considerations, aiming to minimize fuel consumption and emissions. Passionate about innovation, these engineers are constantly exploring cutting-edge technologies and materials to advance their designs.