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Mechanical Engineer

Posted 44 days ago

kratos defense security solutionsOrlando (FL)

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About the role

Reference: 85347-370295KTSReadiness Delivered. Kratos engineers and deploys technology and systems that move national security forward, with the cost, speed, and reliability that make readiness certain. We are a trusted partner—driven by doing the right thing and achieving maximum success for our customers, our partners and ourselves. Kratos has an exciting opportunity for a Mechanical Engineer. The Mechanical Engineer role leverages expertise in Mechanical Engineering principles to define, analyze, and design mechanical systems, ensuring compliance with project objectives and stakeholder needs. Leads design of assemblies and structures for the integration of complex mechanical systems and components digitally before physical production Performs stress and structural design analysis, including assessing the strength, durability, and safety of components under various stress conditions Performs functional analysis to decompose high-level technical and schedule requirements into detailed tasking Tasks engineers and teams in generation of concepts, drawings, electronic models, and documentation used for manufacturing, integration, and testing Reviews and communicates metrics for technical and schedule progress Identifies and assesses potential risks associated with designs and their manufacture and proposes mitigation strategies Liaison with manufacturing and process engineers, systems engineers, and simulator designers to ensure integration of mechanical systems is feasible and achievable
Benefits:
  • Medical, Dental & Vision Insurance Coverage
  • Life/ADD & Short/Long Term Disability Insurance 401(k) Savings Plan
  • Employee Stock Purchase Plan (ESPP)
  • Paid Time-Off (PTO)
Holidays Education Reimbursement

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