Aerospace Fatigue & Fracture Analysis Engineer

The Boeing Company; Missouri; On-site; USD 85,000 - 140,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Relocation assistance

Health insurance

401(k) match

Job summary

The Boeing Company seeks Associate or Experienced Fatigue & Fracture Analysis Engineers for Boeing Defense Space and Security in the St. Louis area, supporting current and evolving aircraft programs.

You will lead fatigue/ fracture analysis, develop test plans, and document certification data across programs such as Air Dominance and Space/Weapons Systems. Qualifications include a BS in Engineering, 2+ years (Level 2) or 5+ years (Level 3) related experience, and ability to obtain US citizenship

Qualifications

• It requires a BS in Engineering with mechanical, civil, aerospace, or material focus.
• 2+ years (Level 2) or 5+ years (Level 3) related experience in fatigue/damage tolerance.
• Experience with fatigue analysis tools and structural testing plans.
• Ability to obtain US Citizenship and Security Clearance (US Govt requirements).
• Experience with PATRAN/NASTRAN and related analysis software.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills.

Responsibilities

• Lead fatigue and fracture requirements development and verification across product lifecycles.
• Develop test plans, support testing, and report results to meet specifications.
• Document certification/test results for customers and regulators.
• Investigate failures and drive improvements on in-service products.
• Advance analytical processes/tools to improve development efficiency.
• Plan and execute tasks under schedule constraints and work with minimal direction.

Skills

Fatigue & Fracture Analysis

Test Planning

Technical Report Writing

Strong Communication

Security Clearance Eligibility

Education

Bachelor of Science in Engineering

Tools

PATRAN/NASTRAN

StressCheck

NASGRO

AFGROW

Spectrum Generation

Job description

The Boeing Company seeks Associate or Experienced Fatigue & Fracture Analysis Engineers for Boeing Defense Space and Security in the St. Louis area, supporting current and evolving aircraft programs.

You will lead fatigue/ fracture analysis, develop test plans, and document certification data across programs such as Air Dominance and Space/Weapons Systems. Qualifications include a BS in Engineering, 2+ years (Level 2) or 5+ years (Level 3) related experience, and ability to obtain US citizenship