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Eaton seeks a Mechanical Engineer to evaluate structural dynamic performance of products and subsystems. You will develop and validate FEA models, run vibration, seismic, shock, and harmonic analyses, and present results to global stakeholders with design recommendations.
You will help mature analysis methods, contribute to digital engineering initiatives, and collaborate with local and international teams to delivery high-quality solutions within project timelines.
The primary responsibility of this role is to evaluate structural dynamic performance of products/subsystems/systems for various Eaton Electrical EMEA productlines. The role focuses on evaluating product performance under vibration, seismic, shock, impact, harmonic, random vibration, and transportation loading conditions to support simulation-driven product development and improve product reliability. Incumbent is also required to partner with global & local teams, understand the design intent, develop and validate analysis models to substantiate the engineering designs.
In addition to technical execution, the engineer will contribute to the development of standardized analysis methodologies, automation tools, digital engineering solutions, and best practices that strengthen Eaton's “Analysis First” strategy. The role is expected to independently manage moderately complex technical challenges, support innovation initiatives, and effectively communicate results and recommendations to global stakeholders while ensuring delivery of high-quality solutions within project timelines.
Coordinate with stakeholders to develop Structural Dynamics analysis requirements for wide range of Eaton products
Interpret, summarize and communicate FEA analysis results to global audience and provide technical and/or design recommendations
Contribute in maturing analysis capability of Structural technology domain
Develop test plan wherever necessary to verify FEA model and validate analysis approach in correlation with test outcomes