Stress Engineer
cybotic systemSavannah (GA)
About the role
We’re looking for a highly skilled engineer with strong expertise in aircraft primary structures, stress analysis, fatigue, and FEM/FEA.
🔧 What We’re Looking For:
✅ 10+ years of experience in aircraft primary structure stress analysis✅ Strong experience with fatigue analysis of aircraft structures✅ Hands-on FEM/FEA experience — required✅ Experience with MRB (Material Review Board) activities preferred✅ CATIA V5 experience is a plus✅ Strong structural integrity, static strength, and repair substantiation experience✅ Ability to independently lead complex engineering projects and provide authoritative technical solutions✅ Strong cross-functional leadership and problem-solving skills⭐ Why This Opportunity? You’ll have the opportunity to work on high-impact aerospace engineering projects, tackle complex structural problems, influence engineering decisions, and collaborate with experienced technical teams.📩 Interested or know someone who may be a great fit? Send me a DM with your resume or tag someone in your network who should see this opportunity!
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