Job Listing Description

THIS JOB IS NO LONGER AVAILABLE. THIS IS ARCHIVAL INFORMATION.
Senior Stress Engineers

Description:
The Senior Stress Engineers will support both vehicle design/build and flight test operations directly, via hands on assessment and analytical substantiation of vehicles in a fast-paced, multi-disciplinary environment.
Persons in this role will be involved in both build and vehicle operations phases of programs. Stress Engineers will interface and collaborate with varied other disciplines, including but not limited to: Structures Design, Maintenance & Operations teams, Manufacturing, Propulsion, Flight Test and more to provide design substantiation, test support, and operations support. Senior Stress Engineers will be able to function both independently and as part of a team in support of their tasking.
Responsibilities:
• Performs structural analysis to provide analytical definition and/or ensure structural integrity of components, assemblies, and systems
• Reviews, updates, and creates engineering analytical definition of said components and assemblies (analysis documentation)
• Develops and/or utilizes finite element models (global and discrete)
• Plays an integral role in the workflow release process for structural design
• Supports review of manufacturing plans and procedures to ensure compliance with design and load requirements
• Supports the creation of structural component and system test plans which will be used to verify manufacturing and testing
• Develops standardized analysis criteria and templates
• Mentorship of more junior team members
• May be tasked with leading small teams of engineers through projects / assignments
Requirements:
• Bachelor’s degree from an accredited institution, with a concentration in a relevant Engineering discipline
• Minimum 8 years’ prior experience in structural analysis of aerospace structure
• Solid understanding of material properties & behavior, statics / free body diagrams, and structural load paths.
• Knowledge creating and questioning FEA models, including pre and post processing of NASTRAN models and associated sizing of structure and system components
• Strong teamwork and coordination skills
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills
• Proficiency with Microsoft Office suite of tools, including MS Word, Excel, PowerPoint 

Preferred Skills and Experience:
• Previous experience with FEMAP is a strong plus
• Knowledge of and / or experience with Fatigue & Damage Tolerance analysis is a strong plus
• Prior experience performing liaison / MRB activities in aerospace stress applications is a plus
• Experience with manufacturing-based ERP systems, such as Oracle is a plus
• Experience with the design of flight vehicles or vehicle systems to a set of requirements or standards such as CFR 14, Part 400, Part 23 and 25, military or NASA is highly desired
 
Job Number: 81811
Job Location: Tustin, CA
Rate: 75-100HR
Per Diem: YES
Overtime: YES
Duration: 1 year rolling contract
Start Date: 2-3 weeks from offer
Input Date: 04/05/2024
Firm Name: SKYBRIDGE AVIATION
Attention: Neal Mangroo
Address: 11315 CORPORATE BLVD #115
City, State: ORLANDO, FL 32817
Phone: 407/270-4878
Alt Phone: 407/970-1401
Website: www.skybridgeaviation.com

Previous Listing       Next Listing
Back to Abbreviated Search Results
Back to Complete Search Results
Back to Advanced Job Search

Phone: (425) 806-5200
Fax: (425) 806-5585
Email: staff@cjhunter.com
ContractJobHunter is a service of:
ContractJobHunter.com LLC
P.O. Box 3006, Bothell, WA 98041-3006, USA
Disclaimer
The content of this website is Copyright 2024 ContractJobHunter.com LLC
Terms of Use of ContractJobHunter
Refund Policy
Privacy Policy