Ingénieur(e) en charges aéronautiques

SOGECLAIR•Montreal, QC

18h

About The Position

This role involves conducting simulations and analyses to determine aircraft design loads for both new development programs and the continued airworthiness of in-service aircraft. The engineer will develop and maintain low- and high-fidelity models to support loads analysis, and contribute to the creation of automated frameworks and tools to enhance efficiency and accuracy. Responsibilities also include building capabilities for store separation loads analysis for missionized aircraft programs and developing nonlinear actuator modeling tools to meet Transport Canada’s certification requirements. The position requires utilizing a wide range of commercial and proprietary tools, including a six-degree-of-freedom aircraft simulator.

Requirements

Bachelor's or Master’s degree in Aerospace or Mechanical Engineering (Aerospace specialization preferred)
Relevant aerospace industry experience, particularly in external loads analysis
Experience in nonlinear modeling and certification process
Strong programming skills: C++, Fortran, MATLAB, and Python
Knowledge in numerical and scientific computing
Experience with high-performance computing environments
Experience with software development using version control systems (e.g., Git)
Solid understanding of aircraft flight dynamics, aeroelastic phenomena (flutter, LCO), and unsteady aerodynamics
Familiarity with finite elements analysis tools (e.g., Nastran)
Knowledge of time/frequency domain unsteady aerodynamics
Experience with fly-by-wire systems and control law integration
Understanding of airworthiness regulations and certification documentation
Eligible for Canadian Control Good Clearance

Responsibilities

Conduct simulations and analyses to determine aircraft design loads for both new development programs and continued airworthiness of in-service aircraft
Develop and maintain both low- and high-fidelity models to support loads analysis
Contribute to the creation of automated frameworks and tools that enhance efficiency and accuracy in loads analysis
Build capabilities for store separation loads analysis to support missionized aircraft programs
Develop nonlinear actuator modeling tools to meet Transport Canada’s certification requirements
Utilize a wide range of commercial and proprietary tools, including a six-degree-of-freedom aircraft simulator