Analyst III

Amro Fabricating Corporation•Mukilteo, WA

About The Position

The Analyst’s role is to utilize theories of physics (classical mechanics, aerodynamics, thermodynamics, electromagnetism) to support design, development, and final verification across a variety of aerospace development programs. The engineer is primarily expected to apply structural design and structural analysis practices to support development from conceptual design phases through to released engineering drawings and stress analysis reports, support test planning, and prepare documentation. Other common tasks include modelling pyrotechnic & pneumatic gas dynamics, multi-body kinematics, and heat-transfer problems. Karman Space & Defense provides concept-to-production solutions for mission-critical systems on spacecraft, launch vehicles, missiles, hypersonics, and integrated defense systems. We believe that solving the industry’s most complex and mission-critical challenges requires relentless determination and a willingness to push the boundaries of possibility. Karman Space & Defense brings to bear unparalleled production capabilities, unmatched engineering expertise, and unflinching analysis to render the impossible, possible.

Requirements

B.S. or M.S. Degree in Mechanical Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, or equivalent
Typically possesses 4-7 years aerospace and/or defense experience
Software proficiency including knowledge of FEMAP, NASTRAN, LS DYNA, CATIA V5, SolidWorks, and Microsoft Office
Proficiency with aerospace engineering knowledge including structural analysis, FEA, physics-based modeling, dynamics / kinematics, advanced high-strength materials, design and test
Thorough understanding of underlying analysis theory
Demonstrated technical leadership with strong ability to develop, plan and execute multidisciplinary projects.
Self-motivated, able to multi-task, work independently on assignments with minimal oversight or direction
Strong written and verbal communication, technical report writing skills, organizational and problem-solving skills
Must be a U.S. citizen and able to obtain a DoD SECRET clearance

Responsibilities

Applies theories of physics to engineering problems to quantify and predict system performance, lead conops decisions, and lead derivation of subsystem requirements
Assesses structural viability of systems, structures, and mechanisms by using classic aerospace industry analysis techniques (classical hand calculations, finite element analysis, fatigue and damage tolerance analysis)
Contributes to program-level technical oversight to ensure the end product meets all applicable requirements
Verifies and documents system compliance to requirements
Strong contributions to development of engineering reports and presentations
Contributes to company engineering standards, training, and guidelines