The Stress Engineer’s duties and responsibilities include but are not limited to the following:

Requirements

• Perform Finite Element (ANSYS) structural, modal, thermal, vibration and shock, line loads, fatigue detailed analysis for complex mechanisms

• Verify analysis using hand calculations

• Use standard NASA calculations for flanged joints, crack growth, bolts static and dynamic loads

• Familiarity with LS-Dyna analysis package, 3D CAD programs (Creo preferred), and GD&T

• Ability to recommend practical design improvements as required

• Proven ability to write complete stress analysis reports

• Ability to present analysis reports

• Work on a daily basis with valves, actuators, tubes, pressurized components, and other aerospace hardware

• Ad-hoc as required by Chief Engineer

  Education and Qualifications

• B.S. in Mechanical Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, or equivalent field of study

• 10+ years of experience in stress analysis, ideally within Aerospace and Aircraft industries

• Have sound engineering fundamentals

• Desire to work with team of dynamic, high stress/high reward, diversified team of dedicated aerospace engineers

• Working knowledge of aerospace materials and treatments

• Previous experience with modeling programs, but not limited to, CAD/AutoCAD software and other engineering product data management (EPDM) software

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