The Stress Analysis Engineer will own moderate‑to-complex structural‑analysis work‑packages, mentor junior analysts, and provide technical leadership for propulsion subsystem stress analyses. The role bridges detailed finite‑element modeling with design‑review participation, ensuring that stress analysis meets program performance, reliability, and safety requirements. Advanced Stress Analysis Lead static, dynamic, and fatigue analyses using linear and non linear solutions in Siemens NX. Develop and validate high‑fidelity FEM models (meshing strategy, material definition, boundary conditions). Perform load‑case generation and factor‑of‑safety assessment for critical structures Design Integration & Trade Studies Translate system‑level requirements into detailed stress‑analysis specifications. Provide design‑size recommendations, reinforcement concepts, and material substitutions to meet weight‑strength targets. Participate in multidisciplinary trade studies (structure‑thermal, structure‑propulsion, etc.). Verification & Validation Define test‑article requirements, instrumentation layout, and test procedures for ground‑test and flight‑test campaigns. Correlate test data with analytical predictions, update models, and document discrepancies. Technical Leadership & Mentorship Own one or more analysis work‑packages from concept through release. Review and provide constructive feedback on models, reports, and deliverables. Documentation & Reporting Produce clear, concise analysis reports, design briefs, and risk‑mitigation packages. Maintain configuration‑controlled analysis files. Present findings at design reviews (DDRs, CDRs, PDRs). Continuous Improvement Evaluate emerging analysis methods, software updates, and industry best practices. Contribute to internal technical standards, templates, and lessons‑learned databases.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Number of Employees
5,001-10,000 employees