Stress Engineer
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Location
Munich
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Sector:
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Job type:
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Salary:
€65000 - €80000 per annum
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Contact:
Rad Banaria
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Contact email:
r.banaria@ioassociates.eu
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Job ref:
BBBH134206_1712662752
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Startdate:
01/06/2024
Aerospace Stress Engineer
Permanent role
Onsite in Munich (1 day remote working per week possible)
Job Description:
iO Associates is currently partnered with an innovative Aerospace Start Up company in Munich that is currently seeking a Stress Engineer to join their team.
As a key member of their team, you will play a crucial role in ensuring the safety and reliability of their aerospace structures. Your expertise in stress analysis and your ability to work collaboratively with cross-functional teams will contribute to the success of our projects.
Responsibilities:
- Conduct stress analysis of metallic or composite primary and secondary components using both hand calculations and finite element methods (FEM).
- Prepare comprehensive structural substantiation reports that adhere to technical requirements set by the program and certifying authorities.
- Collaborate with offsite suppliers, providing technical guidance and ensuring alignment with project goals.
- Offer stress support to various departments within the organization, including Design, Production, Flight Test, Quality Assurance, and Airworthiness.
- Document technical data in accordance with internal standards and guidelines, emphasizing quality, compliance, and safety aspects.
Requirements:
- Minimum of 5 years of relevant experience in aerospace stress engineering
- Strong Knowledge: Profound understanding of the fundamental principles of stress analysis for metallic and composite structures.
- Certification Understanding: Familiarity with civil aircraft certification rules, ideally including JAR/CS/FAR 23 or 25.
- Software Proficiency: Advanced skills in pre/post-processors and solvers such as Nastran, Hypermesh, and Patran.
- Load Paths Expertise: Familiarity with aircraft structural load paths and experience applying analysis methodologies to primary and secondary structural components.
- FE Modeling: Capability to set up finite element (FE) models based on digital mock-ups (DMU) or design principles.
- Language Skills: Very good spoken and written English; knowledge of German is a plus
If you meet these qualifications and are passionate about contributing to cutting-edge aerospace projects, please apply today as the hiring manager is looking to arrange interviews immediately.