Associate Biomechanical Engineer

Delta |v| Forensic Engineering•Charlotte, NC

2d•Hybrid

About The Position

DELTA |v| Forensic Engineering, a leading accident reconstruction firm founded in 2004 and headquartered in Charlotte, North Carolina, is expanding its Biomechanics service offering. The Associate Biomechanical Engineer is an early-career role supporting the Accident Reconstruction (ARC) and Biomechanics team. This position involves investigating, analyzing, and reconstructing motor vehicle crashes, providing technical expertise through fieldwork and in-office analysis. The role requires applying engineering principles, emerging technologies, and analytical tools to document accident scenes, evaluate vehicle dynamics, and develop science-based conclusions. This opportunity is ideal for detail-oriented, mechanically inclined engineers eager to grow in a collaborative forensic engineering environment, with some regional travel and outdoor work required in a high-energy setting.

Requirements

Ph.D. (preferred) or M.S. in Engineering (e.g. Mechanical Engineering, Biomedical Engineering) with an emphasis on Injury Biomechanics.
Knowledge in the areas of: Biomechanics, Injury Causation, Injury Threshold.
Available to travel regionally.
Comfortable working on a team and in a collaborative space.
Positive attitude full of commitment and a desire to contribute both to the company and our Biomechanics service offerings.
Ability and desire to learn.

Nice To Haves

Experience in the use of CAD, FE modeling, and computational simulation is highly desired.

Responsibilities

Supports senior engineers in the investigation, analysis, and reconstruction of motor vehicle crashes.
Provides technical expertise through a combination of fieldwork and in-office analysis.
Applies engineering principles, emerging technologies, and analytical tools to document accident scenes.
Evaluates vehicle dynamics.
Supports the development of clear, science-based conclusions.