Aerospace Stress Engineer - Composites & HyperSizer

PDS Inc.; Tulsa (OK); On-site; USD 90,000 - 140,000; Full time

Job summary

PDS Inc. in Tulsa, OK is seeking a Stress Engineer to apply engineering principles to deliver high-quality design solutions while ensuring compliance on aerospace projects.

The role requires 6+ years in aerospace stress engineering, experience with composite and metallic structures, and proficiency in static, fatigue and transient analyses using FE tools. Collaboration with design teams and OEMs is essential.

Qualifications

• 6+ years in Aerospace Stress Engineering.
• Experience with both composite and metallic structures.
• Static (FE and free body), fatigue and transient analyses.
• Strong knowledge of Engineering Mechanics and Strength of Materials.

Responsibilities

• Plan, organize and prioritize work contents based on project deliverables.
• Perform detailed stress analysis of aircraft metallic and composite fuselage components, by classical hand analysis as well as Finite Element methods, to support the structural design change efforts.
• Review and analyze design changes; Check to fatigue/static/DT loads; Generate stress substantiation reports.
• Develop or review structural qualification plans in accordance with OEM standards and regulatory requirements.
• Review and approve vendor drawings, stress reports, and test reports when requested.
• Coordinate with design engineers, team lead, suppliers, and technical management to ensure design meets project deliverables and regulatory requirements.
• Participate in design reviews and present stress findings and challenge design solutions.
• Compile progress reports to convey deliverable objectives.
• Demonstrate strong work ethic and urgency for completing tasks.

Skills

Aerospace stress analysis

HyperSizer

Boeing experience

Education

Bachelor's degree in Aerospace/Mechanical Eng

Tools

HyperSizer

Nastran

Patran

Abaqus

Job description

PDS Inc. in Tulsa, OK is seeking a Stress Engineer to apply engineering principles to deliver high-quality design solutions while ensuring compliance on aerospace projects.

The role requires 6+ years in aerospace stress engineering, experience with composite and metallic structures, and proficiency in static, fatigue and transient analyses using FE tools. Collaboration with design teams and OEMs is essential.