Aerospace Engineer: Design, Test & Space Exploration
Edmates International
Washington
On-site
GBP 57,488 - 134,139
Full time
14 days+
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Job summary
Edmates International is seeking an Aerospace Engineer to design innovative aircraft and spacecraft while ensuring optimal performance and safety. The role requires a bachelor's degree in Aerospace Engineering, experience in aerospace design, and proficiency in CAD software. As an Aerospace Engineer, you will engage in various responsibilities, including flight testing and propulsion system analysis. This exciting position comes with competitive salary expectations, reflecting the high demand for skilled aerospace professionals in the United Kingdom.
Qualifications
Bachelor's degree in Aerospace Engineering or a related field required.
Experience in aerospace design and development is essential.
Proficiency in CAD and FEA software recommended.
Responsibilities
Design and prototype aircraft and spacecraft components.
Conduct flight tests and analyze results for safety and performance.
Collaborate on propulsion system improvements and innovation.
Skills
Aircraft and Spacecraft Design
Propulsion Systems Development
Flight Testing
Structural Analysis
Avionics and Control Systems
Education
Bachelor's degree in Aerospace Engineering
Tools
Computer-Aided Design (CAD)
Finite Element Analysis (FEA)
Flight Simulation Software
Job description
Edmates International is seeking an Aerospace Engineer to design innovative aircraft and spacecraft while ensuring optimal performance and safety. The role requires a bachelor's degree in Aerospace Engineering, experience in aerospace design, and proficiency in CAD software. As an Aerospace Engineer, you will engage in various responsibilities, including flight testing and propulsion system analysis. This exciting position comes with competitive salary expectations, reflecting the high demand for skilled aerospace professionals in the United Kingdom.