Senior Stress Engineer – Advanced Concepts
Core
Size and substantiate primary and secondary structure for an advanced narrowbody aircraft through conceptual and preliminary design.
Role type
Senior IC stress engineer (aircraft structures)
Builds
Electric narrowbody aircraft
Domain
Aerospace engineering / Electric aviation
Required skills
Classical and finite element stress analysis, global and local finite element modeling, load path definition, structural stability evaluation, joint and fastener behavior analysis, composite and metallic structure analysis, design margin calculation, technical documentation for certification planning
Preferred skills
Transport-category wing/pylon/fuselage analysis, composite failure criteria and fatigue analysis, nonlinear analysis, structural-test correlation, automation development
Technologies
NASTRAN, FEMAP, HyperMesh, Abaqus
Responsibilities
Perform static, dynamic, ground, pressurization, thermal, and system-interface load analysis; develop free-body diagrams and sizing methods; support parallel analysis lanes for wing, pylon, and high-lift interfaces; evaluate strength, stiffness, and buckling; provide sizing direction to structural designers; define analysis assumptions and test objectives; coordinate with Loads, Dynamics, Design, Composites, and Test teams (via careerplan.io/jobs/4425491009-senior-stress-engineer-advanced-concepts-at-betatechnologiesinc)
Seniority
Senior, hands-on IC