Stress Engineer (f/m/d) - AIRBUS D&S - IMMEDIATE START

<p><u><strong>Stress Engineer (f/m/d) - AIRBUS D&amp;S - IMMEDIATE START</strong></u></p> <p><br /> Customer Airbus Defense and Space (AIR MAS)<br /> Manching location<br /> Planned shortlist date November 8th, 2023<br /> Planned start of operation immediately<br /> Limited until January 31, 2024<br /> <br /> <strong>Job description and tasks</strong><br /> The jobholder works as a Stress Engineer (f/m/d) and the main tasks are:</p> <ul> <li>Analysis of structural parts, components and installations made from metal and carbon fibre using state of the art analysis tools, FEM techniques and classic handbook methods</li> <li>Trade off analysis for different design solutions and concepts</li> <li>Preparation of analysis reports and statements to support airframe qualification</li> <li>Support to define test requirements and means of compliance</li> <li>Assessment of damages and development of repairs for in-service A/C</li> <li>Support of the Design Office and Mechanical System installation</li> <li>Communication to relevant stakeholders and departments</li> </ul> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p><strong>Personnel requirements:</strong><br /> Good interpersonal and communication skills<br /> Proactive attitude and willingness for teamwork with various interfaces to other disciplines</p> <p><em><strong>Disabled applicants with equal qualifications will be given special consideration.</strong></em><br /> <br /> <strong>Studies</strong><br /> Engineering at least Bachelor's degree<br /> or<br /> Aerospace at least Bachelor's degree course</p> <p><strong>Experience</strong><br /> Aerospace at least over 3 years<br /> Good knowledge of standard stress analysis methods (e.g. HSB, Bruhn, ESDU, Roark &amp; young)<br /> Knowledge of design principles and manufacturing processes and materials (metals and fiber<br /> composite) is welcome</p> <p><strong>I.T</strong><br /> MS Office at least knowledge of detailed functions<br /> Appropriate experience in the application of specific stress and fatigue analysis tools (e.g.<br /> <strong>Nastran, Hyperworks etc.)</strong></p> <p><strong>Linguistic proficiency</strong><br /> German would be useful<br /> At least business fluent in English</p> <p><strong>Expertise</strong><br /> Solid skills in FE Modelling techniques including pre- and post-processing<br /> &nbsp;</p>