Candidates should have comprehensive experience in performing aerospace structural stress analysis and design. The candidates should have many of the following capabilities: Bachelor’s Required; Master’s Preferred (0-2) years’ experience – entry level Following aerospace industry practices, capability to perform structural analysis and design with composite materials. Additionally experience with metals a plus. Understanding of overall load paths and an intuitive feel for the efficient use of structural concepts and materials. Experience performing classical hand stress analysis and finite element analysis (FEA) with either Nastran/Abaqus/Optistruct; FEM meshers Hyperworks/FEMAP/Ansa; and a plus to have CAD competence with Catia/3DX/NX. Proficiency in applying appropriate failure theories, preparing structural analysis reports, and identifying critical load conditions and margins-of-safety. Knowledge of panel buckling, local buckling, crippling, and material strength as well as classical in-plane laminate stress analysis. Experience with both ply based (max strain, Tsai-Wu) and laminate based (AML, polynomial) strength prediction approaches and associated material allowables, including damage. Experience with analysis of composite fasteners for bearing and bypass, and bonded joints for out-of-plane interlaminar shear and peel stress analysis, or residual strength energy solutions. Experience sizing structures for minimum weight and practical design experience of composite laminates, including ply drop ratios and layup patterns on complicated surfaces, such as padups around cutouts and bolted joints. Strong documentation, communication, and presentation skills. US Citizen.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level