In-Service Stress Engineer - Aircraft Structures & Repairs
gulfstreamSavannah (GA)
In-Service Stress Engineer - Aircraft Structures & Repairs
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gulfstreamSavannah (GA)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Gulfstream Aerospace Savannah is seeking a Service Engineering Stress - Savannah CS SVC Tech Spec II to guide major engineering programs and support production through challenging stress analyses. The role emphasizes applying static stress analysis, airworthiness considerations, and SB SRM/AMM familiarity in a post-production context.
Ideal candidates have a bachelor’s in engineering, 10+ years in related disciplines, and strong communication with internal and external customers.
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