Graduate Vulnerability & Crash Analysis Engineer

Airbus; West of England; On-site; GBP 30,000 - 38,000; Full time

Job summary

Airbus Operations Limited in the United Kingdom offers a two-year Global Graduate development journey for the role of Vulnerability Structural Analysis Engineer. You will rotate through the organisation, focusing on building leadership potential while contributing to key structural analyses and aerospace projects.

The programme emphasizes soft-skills development, including inclusive leadership and resilience, with in-person and virtual workshops and an annual development week to connect peers

Qualifications

• Demonstrate degree-level or equivalent in a relevant field of study.
• Recently graduated or first professional experience in Structures Analysis.
• Strong verbal and written communication in English.

Responsibilities

• Perform numerical vulnerability crash and impact analyses (FEA) for aircraft programmes and R&T projects, including bird strike and debris impact analyses.
• Utilise advanced numerical simulation packages (e.g., Abaqus/Explicit, 3DX, HyperWorks).
• Learn to identify and simulate the physics of aircraft structural behaviour and interpret simulation results.
• Gain understanding of aircraft structures, design, certification means of compliance, and in-service support.
• Opportunity to gain experience in other departments such as Research, Design, Materials, Structures Test, Aerodynamics and Manufacturing.

Skills

Strong verbal and written English

Team collaboration

Self-awareness and development

Education

Degree level or equivalent in a relevant field

Job description

Airbus Operations Limited in the United Kingdom offers a two-year Global Graduate development journey for the role of Vulnerability Structural Analysis Engineer. You will rotate through the organisation, focusing on building leadership potential while contributing to key structural analyses and aerospace projects.

The programme emphasizes soft-skills development, including inclusive leadership and resilience, with in-person and virtual workshops and an annual development week to connect peers