In this role, you will leverage your professional expertise to certify, evaluate, and design our innovative service and product offerings. Your work will span a diverse array of projects, ranging from sophisticated electronic systems and mission payloads to fully integrated air and ground vehicles, as well as space exploration technology. You will be responsible for analyzing intricate composite and metallic structures, while contributing to the development and design of new processes and products across the entire lifecycle.

• Regularly perform tasks requiring walking, standing, sitting, and navigating stairs.
• Frequently engage in repetitive hand, arm, and finger motions requiring high dexterity.
• Occasionally lift or transport objects weighing up to 25 lbs.

• Rarely encounter outdoor weather conditions such as extreme temperatures, rain, or snow.
• Minimal exposure to hazardous materials, chemicals, or fumes.
• Rarely subjected to high noise levels.

• Demonstrate a solid grasp of fundamental engineering practices and principles.
• Utilize Computer Aided Engineering software to support design workflows.
• Collaborate effectively within cross-functional teams to drive development projects forward.
• Apply Static or Dynamic Analysis to ensure structural integrity.

• Leverage FEA simulation tools like ANSYS, FEMAP, Nastran, or MSC Patran to validate designs.
• Execute classical analysis using standard manual calculation techniques.
• Apply mechanical design knowledge including material selection, model-based definition, and parametric design.
• Support manufacturing and production efficiency through informed design choices.
• Produce comprehensive substantiation reports to document technical findings.
• Utilize your background in the Defense and Aerospace sectors to enhance project outcomes.

• Bachelor of Science in Aerospace, Mechanical, Civil, or a related engineering field with at least two years of relevant experience.

• Professional fluency in English, including reading, writing, and speaking.