Rolls-Royce is hiring a Stress Engineer in Bristol (UK)

Mechanicaldesigndirectory; Bristol; On-site; GBP 40,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

Rolls-Royce is seeking a Stress Engineer in Bristol (UK) to ensure the integrity of in-service products. The role involves collaborating with multi-discipline teams for new designs and supporting the safety of engines.

Candidates should have a degree in a STEM subject or relevant experience, strong analytical skills, and an understanding of engineering principles. Communication skills are essential for reporting findings and leading project requirements.

Qualifications

• Educated to degree level in a STEM subject or equivalent experience.
• Ability to communicate complex analyses effectively.
• Understanding of material behaviour and thermo-mechanical fatigue.
• Experience with finite element techniques.

Responsibilities

• Ensure integrity of products in service.
• Work with multi-discipline teams on new designs.
• Support safety of In-Service Engines.
• Develop new methods and processes.

Skills

Technical and analytical skills

Communication skills

Problem-solving ability

Understanding of material behaviour

Finite element stressing techniques

Education

Degree in a STEM subject

Job description

Overview

Rolls-Royce is hiring a Stress Engineer in Bristol (UK).

Responsibilities

• Ensure the integrity of our products in-service.
• Work as part of multi-discipline teams to ensure new designs are fit for purpose (cost, weight, performance, manufacturability, etc.).
• Support the ongoing safety of In-Service Engines.
• Develop, or contribute to the development of, new methods, processes, tools and guidance.
• Define plans for analysis tasks; working with key stakeholders to ensure all work meets customer expectations and is completed to an agreed quality standard.

Qualifications and Experience

• You will be educated to degree level in a STEM subject and/or have experience in a relevant engineering environment (Mechanical, Aeronautical, Electrical or Controls). Other qualifications, in combination with relevant experience, may also be considered. A materials or mechanical analyst background and a strong interest in developing your career as a mechanical analyst.
• The ability to effectively communicate the method and results of complex analyses to peers, senior colleagues and external organisations such as customers or regulatory bodies.
• An understanding of material behaviour, crack propagation, contact, thermo-mechanical fatigue and statistics.
• Experience of, or a good appreciation of, finite element stressing techniques and complex testing (of assemblies, component and materials).
• The ability to develop new methods and processes particularly related to mechanical analysis.
• An appreciation of the importance of product integrity is considered essential.

Candidates should be highly numerate with strong technical and analytical skills, problem-solving ability and capable of systems level thinking, including personal drive, excellent communication and presentation skills, and will need to contribute effectively in a team environment. Candidates will be expected to take the lead in identifying project requirements, specifying and executing packages of work.

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