Engineer - Mechanical Analysis

GE Aerospace; Warszawa; On-site; PLN 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading aerospace company in Warsaw is seeking an Engineer to execute mechanical analysis and support hardware development for the RISE program. The role requires a strong background in engineering, particularly in stress analysis and Finite Element Methods, along with proficiency in CAD/CAE packages such as ANSYS and Hypermesh. The company promotes a flexible working model, allowing employees to balance their professional and personal lives.

Benefits

Flexible working model

Support for employee initiatives

Qualifications

• Solid understanding of Finite Element Methods principles.
• Experience relevant to indicated position (design engineer, FE analyst).
• Communicative level of written and spoken English.

Responsibilities

• Execute the analysis (structural Finite Element Analysis, hand calculations).
• Recommend approach to meet the technical requirements.
• Prepare plans to achieve technical requirements and schedule commitments.
• Effectively communicate project status, issues, and significant developments.
• Participate as a presenter in technical reviews.

Skills

Stress analysis

Finite Element Analysis

Communication skills

Education

MSc/BSc in Engineering

Tools

ANSYS

Hypermesh

NX

Job description

Job Description Summary

At GE Aerospace we believe that the world works better when it's moving. Together we are creating a future of aviation where human safety is of the greatest importance.

In our company we have been offering a flexible working model for many years now as to give our employees the possibility to adjust working hours to suit their individual needs. Our employees easily combine their professional and private responsibilities and have time to pursue their passions. No matter what stage of your career you are at, you can count on the support and mentorship of the best experts in the industry.

On GE Aerospace Warsaw campus, we design aircraft engines and develop advanced technologies such as cooling methods for engine components as well as create statistical models and software applications for aviation. We develop all solutions in diverse teams, in which the best experts eagerly share their knowledge. At GE Aerospace we work together to achieve success. What is more, a career at GE Aerospace is not only an opportunity to work in an international environment, but also a chance to gain experience while visiting laboratories, factories and repair shops around the world.

At GE Aerospace we give our employees space for comprehensive development by supporting a variety of employee initiatives and interest groups, including GE Women's Network, PRIDE Alliance, HealthAhead and GE Aerospace Volunteers. Our flexible working model is based on the concept of work-life balance, because at GE Aerospace we believe that people come first in our organization.

We are seeking an Engineer to execute mechanical analysis of multiple components and testing hardware development on RISE program.

In this role you will perform stress analysis and demonstrate knowledge related to design of jet engines. You will have an opportunity to face with engineering challenges by applying solid engineering principles and judgment to find optimum solutions.

Job Description

Roles and Responsibilities

• Execute the analysis (structural Finite Element Analysis, hand calculations).
• Recommend approach to meet the technical requirements.
• Prepare plans to achieve technical requirements and schedule commitments.
• Effectively communicate projects status, issues and significant developments.
• Participate as a presenter in technical reviews.

What we expect from you?

• MSc/BSc in Engineering
• Experience relevant to indicated position (design engineer, FE analyst)
• Knowledge and understanding of Finite element Methods principles
• Being familiar with commercial CAD/CAE package (ANSYS, Hypermesh, NX)
• Communicative level of written and spoken English language

Additional Information

Relocation Assistance Provided: No