• Conducts stress, fracture and fatigue structural analysis of aerospace components. Performs structural analysis nature using conventional hand analysis and/ computer analysis.  

• Develops and documents structural test efforts to assess structural integrity of metallic and non-metallic aerospace products.  

• Works to design parameters to access the structural integrity of metallic and non-metallic aerospace component parts.  

• Provides solutions to a variety of technical problems of basic scope and complexity.  

• Uses and validates Continuous Improvement tools to solve problems.

• Expresses problems, issues, and opportunities to peers, supervision and leadership.

• Typically requires a University Degree and minimum 1 year prior relevant experience

• Experience in classical hand analysis methods used in aerospace applications, along with Finite Element Analysis Tools such as NASTRAN & PATRAN or similar software applications. 

• Experience in aircraft structural components static, durability, damage tolerance. 

• Experience in a product development teams with engine / airframe companies highly desired.  

• Strong background in structural analysis related to aircraft. 

• Strong understanding of load paths and various aspects of airframe design using metals and composite materials. 

• MRB engineering experience highly desirable. 

• Strong technical writing and PC skills with proficiency in MS Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint). 

• Excellent communication and presentation skills with the ability to work closely as a team with other international locations. 

• Candidates must be able to communicate effectively in English, both verbally and in writing 

• Candidates must have a current travel visa to enter the USA for training and event attendance purposes. 

Qualifications We Prefer 

• Material properties and behavior (Composite & Metallic) or structural testing experience.