Transmission System Fatigue Engineer - Certification

Airbus Helicopters; Marseille; On-site; EUR 65,000 - 95,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Company restaurant

Transport shuttles / transport pass

Comprehensive benefits package

Job summary

Airbus Helicopters is seeking a Transmission System Stress Engineer to join the Design Office in Marignane, France. You will safeguard dynamic systems through rigorous static and fatigue analyses and certification support for aviation authorities.

You will lead methodological improvements as the team evolves its tooling. Ideally, you bring 5 years of mechanical analysis experience, a degree in mechanical engineering, and fluency in French and English to collaborate across international teams.

Qualifications

• Educated to 5 years’ degree level (or equivalent) in mechanical engineering.
• 5 years in mechanical part analysis (Metallic materials, RDM, Static & Fatigue).
• Proven experience with FEM (Samcef).
• Static and fatigue analysis.
• Experience in crack propagation or fatigue testing is a plus.
• Aviation authorities / Certification knowledge is a plus.
• Good relationship; Autonomy, Team spirit, Rigour.
• Language Skills: Advanced French & Advanced English.

Responsibilities

• Beyond the Screen: you validate; define and follow-up on flight tests or laboratory tests to correlate Samcef models.
• Certification Authority: defend substantiation documents to international aviation authorities.
• Methodology Leader: help evolve calculation methods for the next generation of rotorcraft.

Skills

Mechanical mindset

Autonomy

Team spirit

Rigour

Advanced French

Advanced English

Education

Engineering degree in mechanical engineering

Tools

Samcef

Job description

Airbus Helicopters is seeking a Transmission System Stress Engineer to join the Design Office in Marignane, France. You will safeguard dynamic systems through rigorous static and fatigue analyses and certification support for aviation authorities.

You will lead methodological improvements as the team evolves its tooling. Ideally, you bring 5 years of mechanical analysis experience, a degree in mechanical engineering, and fluency in French and English to collaborate across international teams.