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<p>Our customer is a leading name in the Composite Manufacturing industry, with an extensive reach into both civil & military aircraft markets. </p> <p>They are seeking to appoint a Stress Engineer to work on a New Passenger aircraft based on the South Coast of the UK.<br /> </p> <p><b>Description</b><br /> As a professional stress engineer with an Aerospace, Aeronautical or general engineering degree you will have considerable experience in the aerospace industry working on composite or metallic components or structures. <br /> <br /> Possessing a good working knowledge, experience and application of classical stress engineering methods; it’s highly desirable that you have had exposure to processes across the product lifecycle from concept through to production. <br /> <br /> This will include high levels of competency in areas such as: buckling, open-hole analysis, actuation, finite element methodology, composites, cell theory, failure criteria, and sensitivity and stress concentrations. <br /> <br /> With in-depth knowledge of stress analysis techniques, and good knowledge of airworthiness requirements. You will demonstrate the capability of verifying the structural design philosophy by hand calculations and have good working knowledge of available bespoke software techniques, including NASTRAN, PATRAN Hypermesh, Hyperworks MathCAD and Visual Basic. <br /> <br /> Practically, you’ll be familiar with and proficient in converting test outcomes into clear and concise summaries for senior engineers. In wanting to make a valuable contribution to the quality, safety and integrity of the aircraft, it is important you enjoy working as part of a highly professional and dedicated team, in an organisation known for commitment to its people.<br /> </p> <p>A competitive annual salary will be awarded to the successful applicant. <br /> <br /> A full job description is available; please contact Simon Portway for full details.</p> <p>Please press the "Apply Now" button<br /> <br /> · only candidates with the right to live and work in the EU will be considered. <br /> </p> <p>Regrettably only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.</p> <p><i> </i></p> <p> </p>