Stress Engineer

Key Responsibilities: Undertake preliminary and detailed engineering designs in support of customer program requirements Design work will be performed in Solid Works Support design and design change substantiation when necessary Perform design evaluations and assessment of results Generate mathematical models, FEA and hand calculations, for determining airplane structural characteristics Finite Element Analysis will be performed in NASTRAN/FEMAPAbility to validate Finite Element Analysis models to satisfy FAA and government airworthiness requirements Perform engineering data analysis in support of customer program requirements Prepare and present technical and structural engineering reports for certification or product acceptance, including visualization of results Generate structural test plans that adhere to the defined scope, scheduled timelines, and test objectives Interface with customer when required, as directed by the Director of Engineering Carry out any other tasking as directed by the Director of Engineering

Qualifications: Minimum of a bachelor’s degree in Aeronautical, Mechanical, or Civil Engineering or Engineering Technology 5+ years’ experience as an aircraft structures/stress engineer Familiar with FAA certification processes and regulations, Part 23 and Part 25, a plus Ability to effectively manage time over several programs Working knowledge of Solid Works Proficiency with FEA software (NASTRAN/FEMAP preferred)Proficiency with Microsoft Office suite of programs (Word, Excel, Power Point)Strong interpersonal skills and the ability to work proficiently with remotely located employees as well as in a team environment Proficiency in English (written and spoken)Must be US citizen Must currently possess or be able to receive Department of Defense Secret clearance