Test Engineer - Stress/Strain (lab/office mix)
kasmo globalMossville (IL)
Test Engineer - Stress/Strain (lab/office mix)
Posted 10 days ago
kasmo globalMossville (IL)
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Test Engineer - Stress/Strain (Lab/Office Mix)
Location:
Mossvile ILThis team helps make sure that the parts used in heavy equipment—like bolts, joints, and metal components—are strong, safe, and reliable. They do this by running hands-on tests in a lab to see how these parts hold up under stress, pressure, and repeated use. They work closely with other engineers and technicians to: Plan and run experiments that simulate real-world conditions Use special tools and sensors to measure how parts perform Analyze the results to understand when and why parts might fail Share their findings with other teams to help improve designs Ideal Technical Skills Knowledge of fatigue mechanics or fracture behavior Understanding of stress and strain Experience with mechanical testing (fatigue, tensile, failure testing) Familiarity with instrumentation (e.g., strain gauges, load cells) Statistical/data analysis of test results Fixture design for mechanical testing (minimal but beneficial) Experience with CAD tools (e.g., Creo) – minimal but beneficial Hands-on experience in a lab or test environment
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