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Safran is seeking a Senior Stress Analysis Engineer in Gloucester on a hybrid basis. You will lead advanced structural analyses to ensure safety, performance and airworthiness of landing gear systems, delivering evidence-based conclusions across development, qualification and production lifecycles.
Work with Design, Test and Manufacturing while mentoring colleagues and contributing to continuous improvement of analysis methods and tools within the team.
Senior Stress Analysis Engineer Gloucester Hybrid Skills: Stress, Fatigue, Strain, FEA, Loads, Structural, 1st principals, Hand calculations, Testing, Mechancial, Safran Landing Systems are a global leader in aircraft landing and braking systems, supporting everything from commercial air travel to military and defence fleets. Our expertise spans the complete product lifecycle, from Design and R&T through manufacturing, maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO). Every second, somewhere in the world, an aircraft lands using one of our systems. Your Role As a Senior Stress Analysis Engineer, you'll play a critical role in ensuring the structural integrity, safety and performance of aircraft landing gear systems. Working on complex engineering challenges, you'll lead analysis activities that support product development, qualification, production and continued airworthiness throughout the lifecycle of our products. You'll be responsible for delivering advanced structural assessments
combining analytical calculations, finite element analysis, fatigue assessments, material data and test evidence to make robust engineering recommendations. Working closely with Design, Test, Manufacturing and Programme teams, you'll influence technical decisions, support product development and help solve some of the aerospace industry's most challenging engineering problems. You'll also mentor and support colleagues, contribute to the development of engineering methods and tools, and help drive continuous improvement across the analysis function