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Orbitworks is seeking a Mechanical & Dynamics Engineer to lead aerospace structural analysis and testing for spacecraft hardware, ensuring stress margins meet launch environment requirements.
The role emphasizes FEA model correlation with test data, force-limiting techniques, and experience with CAD tools. You'll review supplier analyses, support thermal design work, and contribute to system-level engineering across satellite hardware.
Wanna join the adventure The Mechanical & Dynamics Engineer will be the in-house expert for all Orbitworks structural analysis and testing. This will predominantly be spacecraft-level analysis to ensure fastener and component stress margins of primary structures are compliant with our launch environment. They will also work on identifying any justified notch requests through force-limited methodology. The ability to correlate models to test is essential. They will also act as a more general Mechanical Engineer predominantly at satellite level. Beyond structural analysis this role extends to mechanical trade studies vendor selection mechanical layouts interface design drawings and assembly & test. They will also be responsible for reviewing mechanical analysis/test results from suppliers and customer Payloads. Ideally the successful candidate will also have a strong understanding of the fundamentals of satellite thermal design. They will be capable through training if necessary of performing thermal analysis of our satellites to confirm temperatures remain within acceptable limits.
Orbitworks mission is to make space simple for organizations that want to deploy physical and virtual missions to space. Building on Loft Orbitals heritage Orbitworks will be the first commercial firm in the United Arab Emirates to mass-manufacture satellites. Orbitworks aims to manufacture tens of satellites annually and operates out of a 50000-square-foot facility in Abu Dhabi.
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