aerodynamicist

[air-oh-dahy-nam-uh-sist]

noun

1. an expert in aerodynamics.

Word History and Origins

Origin of aerodynamicist¹

First recorded in 1925–30; aerodynamic + -ist

Example Sentences

The team's technical director is Dan Fallows, an aerodynamicist who worked under Newey at Red Bull from 2006-21.

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Newey is an aerodynamicist by trade, but he doesn’t just apply the physics and look at the numbers produced in wind tunnels and computer simulations.

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It’s a remarkable record that speaks volumes for the magic Newey provides not only as a visionary aerodynamicist but as an all-round engineering genius.

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He wasn't an engineer for a team, he wasn't an aerodynamicist.

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And I do remember my first job was as an aerodynamicist at Fittipaldi, which was a small F1 team, whose technical director was Harvey Postlethwaite.

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