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Hamza N.

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Palestine, Palestinian Territory

$65 USD per hour

Hi Clients ,We will see new profile soon . I am a mechanical engineer with expertise in CAD modeling and CFD analysis for industrial applications. I have successfully completed multiple projects involving heat exchangers, buffer tanks, and valve systems, focusing on optimizing flow, analyzing pressure drop, and improving overall system efficiency. My work is built on a foundation of professional CAD drafting using SolidWorks, with a commitment to G&DT for precision and manufacturing readiness. I've attached a portfolio showcasing some of my recent CFD work on valves and heat exchangers. With a strong passion for ⭐Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) ⭐HVAC ⭐Product Design and 3D Rendering ⭐Finite Element Analysis (FEA) ⭐3D Modeling, ⭐3D Rendering ⭐Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) ⭐Finite Element Analysis (FEA) ⭐MATLAB Development I am committed to delivering high-quality solutions tailored to your specific needs. Let’s collaborate to make your project a success! I also specialize in ⭐CFD for Aerodynamics and Heating Ventilation &Air Condensing ⭐My services integrate the latest technologies to ensure accuracy and efficiency in your building Green design. ⭐MATLAB Developer and Wolfram alpha ⭐⭐⭐Why Choose Me?⭐⭐⭐ ✅ Proven Experience: 370+ successful projects demonstrating my reliability and expertise ✅ **Proficiency in Standards and Codes I have extensive experience working with various industry standards and codes, ensuring that all designs and simulations meet international benchmarks. My expertise includes: ✅ FEA/CFD ✅ ASTM Standards ✅ANSI Codes ✅ Compliance with ✅USA and UK engineering standards ✅Production, Assembling, R&D, and Testing ✅Engineering and Reverse Engineering ✅2D/3D Technical Drawings and Drafting ✅ Visualization and Prototyping ✅CNC and 3D Printing If you are seeking a specialist who can provide quality, innovative, and personalized solutions, along with meticulous attention to detail and prompt response and delivery, I am the ideal professional for your needs. Let's collaborate to bring your vision to life! #Ansys #MATLAB Developer # HVAC and Heat load calculation # FEA analysis # CFD analysis # ANSYS Fluent #Solidworks #CAD/CAM # ANSYS Fluent # ANSYS CFX # COMSOL Multiphysics # ANSYS Discovery Live

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Raju S.

5.0

6.0

96%

Sorakhute, Nepal

$15 USD per hour

"Preferred Freelancer" Top 3% Freelancer We are the team of Mechanical Engineers and 3d modeling artist. We provide CAD/CAM services, Drafting drawings, system analysis, CFD and 3d designs for visualization. We provide following services: ~Product Design ( Design, 3d Model, Render, 3d Print and Technical Drawing) ~CAD ( Fusion 360, Solidworks, Catia) ~Industrial Design ( Complex assemblies, PCB Enclosure, 3d Model , Technical Drawing) ~Analysis ( ANSYS, CFD, Matlab) -Fusion 360, Solidworks, Catia, AutoCAD, 3ds Max, SketchUp ( 3d Model), Ansys, Matlab -Keyshot, Blender, Maya ( Rendering) -Latex , MS. Word , Ms. PowerPoint ( Technical Writing) NOTE: 24/7 Support Unlimited Revisions 100% Quality Work Service Charge Return Back if find any mistakes/ flaws Regards,

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Saleamlak A.

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7.5

92%

Bahir Dar, Ethiopia

$50 USD per hour

Hello there, thank you for taking interest in my profile I am a CFD/FEA expert with mechanical engineering background and thermal engineering masters degree experienced with # ANSYS Fluent # ANSYS CFX # COMSOL Multiphysics # ANSYS Discovery Live # ANSYS SpaceClaim and SolidWorks I have been delivering my professional service on specific areas of # CFD analysis # Thermal analysis # FEA analysis # Renewable energy design # Data center cooling # Technical report writing # Thermal systems/equipment design # HVAC and Heat load calculation

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Peter N.

5.0

5.9

100%

Nairobi, Kenya

$20 USD per hour

•I am a certified SolidWorks Professional, and I can help you with anything from part modeling, product design, assemblies and technical drawing. I can also run structural analysis on your components using ANSYS and provide detailed reports. ✅ SolidWorks ✅ Fusion 360 ✅ ANSYS •In addition to creating 3D CAD models, I program CNC machines for your CAD/CAM. For CAD/CAM, I write in: ✅ G-code ✅ NC code (Heidenhain TNC 640) •Additionally, I am a professional Photo editor and Graphics designer with 5 years of experience in photo editing, retouching, color correction, compositing, and graphic design like Logos, banners, posters, Book covers, etc. ✅ Adobe Photoshop ✅ Adobe Illustrator I also do 3D design and Renders: ✅ SketchUp ✅ Blender For Product modelling and renders. I would be happy to walk you through my developments to further your understanding of the project.

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Serhii M.

5.0

6.2

98%

city Odesa, Ukraine

$20 USD per hour

ANSYS CFD, FEA. ROCKY DEM. SOLIDWORKS. Evaluation structure on stress, fatigue, buckling, bolts, welds.

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Nigatu Desta T.

4.9

4.7

96%

Debre Birhan, Ethiopia

$18 USD per hour

As a Mechanical Design Engineer with a Master's Degree and 6 years of experience, I can offer you my expertise in various domains such as ✅Machine and Product Design, ✅Structural Design, ✅CAD/CAM, ✅CAE, ✅ FEA, ✅Machine Drawings, ✅ 3D Printing, and ✅ Die Design I can work with the following software tools: ➡️3D and 2D CAD Design: ⚙️SolidWoks, ⚙️Autodesk Inventor,⚙️PTC Creo, ⚙️Fusion 360 and ⚙️AutoCAD ➡️FEA: ⚙️ANSYS, ⚙️Abaqus, ⚙️COMSOL, ⚙️SolidWoks Simulation and⚙️MATLAB ➡️CNC Programing: ⚒ ArtCAM, ⚒SolidWorks CAM and ⚒ MasterCAM ➡️Mechanism of Machines and Motion Analysis: ⚙️SolidWoks Motion ⚙️Autodesk Inventor, ⚙️MSC Adams and ⚙️MATLAB Simscape

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Mahmoud G.

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159

6.8

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Tamyia, Egypt

$20 USD per hour

ما شاء الله الحمد لله هذا من فضل ربي Top-Ranked Mechanical Design Engineer specializing in SolidWorks, FEA, Product Development, and Manufacturing Drawings. 150+ successful projects completed, and ranked among the top SolidWorks freelancers globally. I help startups, inventors, and companies transform ideas into manufacturable products through professional CAD design, engineering calculations, simulation, and production-ready documentation. Skills: ✔ Mechanical Product Design ✔ Machine & Mechanism Design ✔ Robotics & Automation Systems ✔ Gearbox & Transmission Design ✔ Sheet Metal Design ✔ Injection Molded Product Design ✔ Manufacturing Drawings (GD&T) ✔ Finite Element Analysis (FEA) ✔ Motion & Kinematic Analysis ✔ CAM Works ✔ Prototype Development ✔ Design for Manufacturing (DFM) Whether you need a concept developed from scratch, an existing design improved, or engineering calculations and simulations validated, I can provide a complete solution from idea to manufacturing.

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Andro A.

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621

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Beni-suef, Egypt

$30 USD per hour

I am a design engineer. I finished 500+ projects with 98% rating (4.9/5) I hold a M.Sc. degree in Structural engineering. Area of Experiences: ✔ 3D Products Designs in STEP, STL, f3d and SLDPRT file formats using Solidworks, Creo and Fusion 360 & Providing Rendering as well. ✔ Structural analysis and designs of Timber, Steel, Aluminum and Reinforced concrete Structures using Analysis software like SAP2000, ETABS, ROBOT and STAAD Pro. ✔ Structural detailing and work shop drawings using ِAutoCAD and Tekla. ✔ 2D and 3D Architectural interior & Exterior designs, Modeling and Rendering using CAD, Sketchup, REVIT, 3Ds Max and Lumion. ✔ MEP Designs. ✔ Bill of Quantities and Cost estimation for different design drawings. ✔Furniture designs and Rendering using Sketchup and 3Ds max. ✔ Finite element analysis (FEA) and Computational fluid dynamics (CFD) using Ansys, Abaqus and Solidworks.

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Himtech IT Solutions

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479

8.0

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Rupnagar, India

$30 USD per hour

I am a multi-skilled Engineer, CAD Designer, 3D Artist, Graphic Designer, and Web Developer with expertise in delivering innovative, accurate, and visually stunning solutions. With strong experience in AutoCAD, SolidWorks, Revit, SketchUp, Tekla, Blender, 3ds Max, Maya, Lumion, CAD/CAM, BIM, and Product Design, I create everything from engineering drawings and architectural plans to high-quality 3D models, renderings, animations, and manufacturing-ready designs. I also specialize in Graphic Design and Branding, including logos, brochures, banners, illustrations, presentations, and digital artwork using Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, CorelDRAW, and Figma. Additionally, I build modern, responsive websites using HTML, CSS, JavaScript, WordPress, Shopify, Joomla, and Magento. ✅ Engineering & CAD Design ✅ Architecture & BIM Modeling ✅ 3D Modeling, Rendering & Animation ✅ Product Design & Manufacturing Drawings ✅ Graphic Design & Branding ✅ Website Design & Development My goal is simple: Deliver high-quality work, clear communication, and outstanding results that help clients succeed. Let's bring your vision to life!

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How to hire a great freelance Ansys Expert

An Ansys expert is an engineering simulation specialist who uses Ansys software to model, analyze, and validate physical systems through finite element analysis (FEA), computational fluid dynamics (CFD), and multiphysics simulation. Hiring an Ansys expert lets you predict how products perform under real-world conditions before committing to costly prototypes or production tooling.

What an Ansys expert delivers

Ansys freelancers translate engineering problems into validated simulation models, then deliver reports, animations, and design recommendations that guide product decisions. Their work shortens development cycles, reduces physical testing costs, and uncovers failure modes that would otherwise surface in the field.

Typical deliverables include CAD-clean simulation geometry, meshed models, solver setup files, post-processed result plots, stress and deformation contours, fatigue life estimates, flow visualizations, and written technical reports with design conclusions. For regulated industries, an Ansys consultant can also produce documentation suitable for FDA, FAA, or ASME compliance reviews.

Core services and simulation disciplines

The Ansys product suite is broad, and most experts specialize in one or two domains. When scoping your project, match the freelancer's specialization to the physics involved.

Structural analysis using Ansys Mechanical for static, dynamic, modal, harmonic, and nonlinear stress simulations.

Computational fluid dynamics using Ansys Fluent and CFX for internal and external flow, heat transfer, turbulence, and multiphase modeling.

Electromagnetics using Ansys Maxwell, HFSS, and SIwave for motor design, antenna simulation, and signal integrity.

Explicit dynamics using Ansys LS-DYNA and Autodyn for crash, drop test, and ballistic simulations.

Thermal analysis using Ansys Icepak for electronics cooling and steady-state or transient heat transfer.

Multiphysics coupling through Ansys Workbench for fluid-structure interaction, thermal-stress, and electromechanical problems.

Topology optimization and lightweighting for additive manufacturing and structural efficiency.

Fatigue and durability analysis using nCode DesignLife integrated with Ansys solvers.

Geometry preparation and meshing in SpaceClaim, DesignModeler, and Ansys Meshing or Fluent Meshing.

Automation and scripting using APDL, Python, and Ansys ACT for repeatable simulation workflows.

Industries that hire Ansys experts

Simulation work spans nearly every engineering sector. Common use cases include:

Aerospace and defense for airframe stress, aerodynamic loading, and propulsion analysis.

Automotive for crashworthiness, NVH, battery thermal management, and aerodynamics.

Medical devices for implant fatigue, fluid flow in catheters, and regulatory submission support.

Energy for wind turbine blades, oil and gas pressure vessels, and nuclear component qualification.

Consumer electronics for PCB thermal design, drop testing, and antenna performance.

Industrial machinery for rotating equipment, pressure vessels per ASME BPVC, and piping stress per ASME B31.

Construction and civil engineering for structural assessments, seismic response, and wind loading studies.

How to evaluate Ansys candidates

Strong Ansys freelancers combine software fluency with first-principles engineering judgment. Look for a degree in mechanical, aerospace, civil, or electrical engineering, and ideally postgraduate work in computational mechanics or fluid dynamics. Industry experience in your specific sector usually matters more than years of generic simulation work.

Portfolio markers worth checking include named projects with clear problem statements, mesh convergence studies, validation against analytical or experimental data, and reports that explain assumptions and limitations. A candidate who shows benchmarking and convergence is more reliable than one who only shows colorful contour plots.

Sample interview questions you can use directly:

Walk me through a recent simulation project and how you validated the results against test data or analytical solutions.

How do you decide on element type, mesh density, and convergence criteria for a nonlinear structural problem?

For a CFD case with separated flow, which turbulence model would you choose and why?

How do you handle contact nonlinearities in Ansys Mechanical when the solver fails to converge?

Can you describe a time when your simulation result disagreed with physical testing, and how you resolved it?

Why hire Ansys experts on Freelancer.com

Freelancer.com gives you access to a global pool of simulation engineers, from independent FEA consultants to PhD-level CFD specialists with industry-specific track records. You can post a project on Freelancer.com and receive competitive bids within hours, comparing proposals on technical depth, relevant industry experience, and proposed methodology rather than guesswork.

The platform's review system, verified profiles, and Milestone Payments give you confidence when engaging freelancers on Freelancer.com for specialized engineering work. Whether you need a one-off stress analysis or a long-term simulation partner, the breadth of talent available on Freelancer.com lets you match the right expert to your specific physics and industry.

Ready to validate your design with simulation. Post a project on Freelancer.com today and connect with skilled Ansys freelancers ready to deliver accurate, defensible engineering analysis.

What are the steps to hiring a freelance Ansys expert?

Hiring an Ansys expert works best when you treat the brief as an engineering specification rather than a generic job post. The clearer your problem statement, geometry, and acceptance criteria, the faster you'll get bids from genuinely qualified simulation engineers. The process below walks you through posting, reviewing, and awarding the project.

Step 1: Post your project on Freelancer.com

Your project brief is the single biggest determinant of bid quality. A precise simulation brief filters out generalists and attracts engineers whose physics, solver, and industry experience match your problem. Head to the post project page , fill in the brief, scope, timeline, and budget, and publish the project for freelancers to bid on.

Define the physics involved — structural, thermal, CFD, electromagnetics, explicit dynamics, or coupled multiphysics.

Specify which Ansys modules are required, such as Mechanical, Fluent, LS-DYNA, Maxwell, or HFSS.

List the deliverables you expect: simulation files, mesh, results plots, animations, written report, and any code-compliance documentation.

Provide CAD format details (STEP, Parasolid, native files), units, materials, boundary conditions, and load cases.

Note industry context and any standards that apply, such as ASME BPVC, FAA, ISO, or FDA submission requirements.

Include timeline, milestones for review, and confidentiality requirements if your geometry is proprietary.

Step 2: Review bids from freelancers

Bids on simulation work are short technical proposals, not just price quotes. A strong Ansys freelancer will demonstrate that they understand the physics, raise the right clarifying questions, and propose a defensible approach. Read each proposal closely and shortlist candidates whose technical reasoning matches the brief.

Look for a clear proposed approach — element types, turbulence model, contact assumptions, or solver settings appropriate to the problem.

Note bidders who ask sharp clarifying questions about boundary conditions, material data, or convergence criteria.

Check that proposed timelines are realistic given mesh size, nonlinearity, and validation expectations.

Favor proposals that mention validation strategy, mesh independence, or benchmarking against analytical or test data.

Review any sample reports or portfolio links attached to the bid for technical depth and clarity.

Use Freelancer.com chat to ask shortlisted candidates one or two technical questions before deciding.

Step 3: Evaluate freelancers and award the project

Final selection should weigh proposal quality alongside profile evidence. Consistency across past simulation projects matters more than a single impressive case study, especially for regulated or safety-critical work. Look for sustained quality across reviews, ratings, and portfolio depth.

Review portfolio depth and relevance to your physics domain and industry.

Check star ratings, completion rate, and the volume of completed simulation projects.

Read written client reviews for comments on technical accuracy, communication, and report quality.

Confirm verified payment method, identity verification, and any listed engineering credentials.

Look at on-time delivery rate, which matters when simulations feed into design release deadlines.

Award the project and use Freelancer.com Milestone Payments to release funds as geometry, meshing, solving, and reporting milestones are met.

How long does an Ansys simulation project take?

A focused single-load-case structural or thermal study often takes one to two weeks, while complex transient CFD, explicit dynamics, or coupled multiphysics work can run several weeks to a few months. Geometry quality, mesh size, and the number of design iterations are usually the biggest drivers of timeline.

Can I hire an Ansys freelancer for a one-off analysis?

Yes. Many clients hire an Ansys consultant for a single deliverable such as a stress report, a CFD study, or a regulatory submission package. Provide the CAD model, boundary conditions, and the engineering question you want answered, and the freelancer will scope the work as a fixed engagement.

What's the difference between an Ansys expert and a general FEA consultant?

An Ansys expert is fluent in the Ansys ecosystem specifically — Workbench, Mechanical, Fluent, LS-DYNA, APDL — while a general FEA consultant may work across Abaqus, Nastran, or other solvers. If your team already has Ansys licenses and existing model files, an Ansys specialist will integrate faster.

Do I need to provide CAD files to start?

In most cases yes, though experienced freelancers can also build geometry from drawings, sketches, or specifications. Cleaner CAD with simulation-ready features reduces preparation time, but a skilled engineer can defeature, repair, or rebuild geometry in SpaceClaim or DesignModeler when needed.

Do I need a freelancer or a simulation agency?

For most product development, validation, and design optimization work, a skilled freelance Ansys expert delivers the same technical quality at a more flexible commercial structure. Agencies make sense only when you need parallel teams across multiple physics domains under one contract.