Stress Engineer - Defense

Responsibilities

• Perform structural analysis using classical hand analysis methods and finite element analysis on metallic and non-metallic structure
• Understand customer requirements and prepare formal, controlled engineering documentation (i.e. structural analysis reports, specifications, etc.)
• Prepare and presentdesign review material in support of technical interchange meetings with suppliers and external/internal customers
• Review designs for preliminary sizing of structural reinforcements and load path definition for structural modifications
• Support design process from preliminary/conceptual design through critical/detail design
• Write, Review or Approve structural substantiation reports that meet technical requirements for the program and certifying authorities (TCCA/FAA/EASA)
• Assess primary structure, secondary structure, and flight test installations from a static strength perspective
• Perform fatigue and damage tolerance assessments based on customer's mission profile requirements
• Perform Material Review Board (MRB) duties in support of operations activities (as required)

• You must have a Bachelor of Engineering or equivalent
• You must havea minimum of 5yearsof relevant stress engineering experience
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• Per US ITAR (International Traffic in Arms Regulations) Requirements,
  must be a U.S. Citizen or U.S. Permanent Resident (Green Card Holder).
• You must have proficiency in FEM tools (i.e. Patran, Nastran, Nasgro, Altair)
• You must have proficiency with all Microsoft Office software applications
• You have proficiency with CATIA V5
• You have an understanding of civil aircraft certification rules and experience in certification procedures
• You must have excellent communication and listening skills, and the ability to interface constructively and effectively in a cross functional team environment
• You must be able to work independently and efficiently multitask
• You must have a good understanding of aircraft structural load path and have experience with analysis methodologies for various primary and secondary structural components (static, fatigue and damage tolerance)
• MRB is an asset (might be a requirement for some positions)
• Experience in an integration role or function is an asset