Stress Engineer

New Job; Mississauga; On-site; CAD 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Job summary

New Job in Mississauga/Toronto area seeks a Lead Stress Engineer / Project Coordinator for aerostructures work on aerospace programs. The role combines leading stress analyses with coordinating engineering deliverables across customer stakeholders and offshore teams.

The ideal candidate has extensive experience in classical stress analysis, FEA, and aircraft structures, and can drive technical discussions while tracking project milestones and design validation.

Qualifications

• Proficient in finite element analysis (FEA) methods.
• Strong background in classical hand stress analyses.
• Experience with aircraft primary and secondary structures.
• Ability to prepare and review stress reports.
• Coordinate engineering deliverables across teams and stakeholders.
• Lead technical discussions and ensure timely milestones.

Responsibilities

• Lead technical stress-analysis activities for aerostructures.
• Coordinate deliverables between customer stakeholders and offshore teams.
• Ensure timely delivery of project milestones and design validation.

Skills

FEA

Classical stress analysis

Aircraft structures

Stress report writing

Project coordination

Customer communication

Job description

Job Title: Lead Stress Engineer / Project Coordinator

Role: Full-time/Contract

Job Description:

• We are seeking an experienced Lead Stress Engineer / Project Coordinator to support aerostructures engineering activities for an aerospace program based in the Mississauga/Toronto area.
• The selected candidate will lead technical stress-analysis activities while coordinating engineering deliverables between customer stakeholders and offshore engineering teams.
• The role requires strong expertise in aircraft structural analysis, design validation, project coordination, and customer communication.

The ideal candidate should possess extensive experience in:

• Classical/hand stress analysis
• Finite Element Analysis (FEA)
• Aircraft primary and secondary structures
• Structural substantiation
• Design modifications
• Strength evaluations
• Stress report preparation
• Design validation
• Candidates should also be capable of leading technical discussions, tracking project activities, coordinating engineering teams, and ensuring timely delivery of project milestones.
• Experience with commercial or business aircraft programs and Aircraft OEM environments is highly preferred.
• Minimum 10 years of aerostructures experience.