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An established industry player is seeking a Gas Turbine Stress Engineer to assess the structural integrity of gas turbines. This role involves utilizing advanced Finite Element Analysis methods to conduct critical assessments and develop innovative solutions for high-performance projects across the aerospace and power sectors. You will lead diverse projects, engage with clients, and mentor junior engineers, all while enjoying opportunities for professional growth. If you are passionate about engineering and eager to make a significant impact, this role offers a dynamic and collaborative environment to thrive in.
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We are seeking an experienced engineer in assessing the structural integrity of gas turbines to support our expanding client base in the aerospace and power industries. The role involves using Finite Element Analysis (FEA) methods to conduct strength, fatigue (low cycle and high cycle fatigue), creep, and defect tolerance assessments of safety-critical parts. You will help develop new designs, resolve operational issues, and justify the life extension of existing assets. Additionally, you will create bespoke software tools to enhance assessment efficiency and accuracy.
You will have the opportunity to lead projects across our diverse portfolio, supporting clients in defence, energy, and transport sectors, working on high-value, high-performance, or safety-critical projects. The role involves managing multiple projects, engaging with clients to understand their needs, and developing approaches to meet their expectations.
While primarily technical, this role requires good interpersonal skills for effective collaboration and communication. You will report to your Group Leader, be responsible for your work, and support mentoring junior engineers and strategic service development. There will be ample opportunities for professional growth in your areas of interest.
Due to the security nature of some projects, candidates will undergo pre-employment screening and must meet UK National Security Vetting requirements.