Stress Analyst Engineer I - Appleton, WI

Gulfstream•Appleton, WI

About The Position

The Stress Analyst Engineer I performs engineering work related to investigating and solving basic problems in the research, design, development, service, and manufacture of Gulfstream aircraft. The role performs stress analysis for new and derivative interior furnishing and amenity designs used in aircraft outfitting, including reviewing engineering models and drawings, preparing load calculations and finite element models, and writing stress reports. The work is conducted in collaboration with Structural Engineering and Structural ARs who provide approvals. Example analyses involve cabinetry such as galleys, lavatories, closets, and storage compartments; interior peripheries; water and waste systems; entertainment equipment; and seating installations. The position also analyzes airframe modifications required for interior installations, as well as aircraft-level issues such as decompression and floor loading. Methods include classical hand analysis and finite element modeling with FEMAP and Nastran. Assignments are completed under the direction of an Engineering Lead or Group Head to meet engineering, certification, and manufacturing schedules. Analysis methods and design standards follow company standards and accepted methods. The role is entry level, with work closely supervised and performed using established procedures.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in Engineering or a related curriculum, or an equivalent combination of education and experience sufficient to perform the essential functions.
Entry-level position requiring 0–18 months of experience.
Ability to convey technical concepts in written and verbal formats.
Ability to read, write, speak, and understand English.

Nice To Haves

Stress analysis experience, preferably in an aircraft OEM Completions environment.
Experience with CATIA V5 CAD software.
Finite element analysis experience with FEMAP.

Responsibilities

Perform stress analysis and related activities for new and derivative aircraft interior furnishing and amenity designs.
Review engineering models and drawings, prepare load calculations and finite element models, and write stress reports.
Collaborate with the Structural Engineering group and Structural ARs who provide approvals.
Analyze airframe modifications required to accommodate interior installations.
Perform aircraft-level analyses, including decompression and floor loading analysis.
Provide technical assistance to engineering staff and complete discrete engineering tasks on schedule.
Apply engineering knowledge and company procedures to resolve routine issues.
Analyze and evaluate project activity results, identify discrepancies or problems, and work toward corrective action.
Prepare recommendations for changes and compile reports for department supervision.
Work to improve daily processes and ensure work meets customer requirements.
Continue learning and developing knowledge in the assigned field, and perform other duties as assigned.