Aerospace Structural Analysis & Stress Engineer – Secret Clearance

The Structures Company; Fort Worth (TX); On-site; USD 141,000 - 190,000; Full time

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Bonus potential

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Job summary

The Structures Company is seeking a Structural Analysis-Stress Engineer for a 11-month contract in Fort Worth, TX. The role focuses on performing stress analyses on airframe structures using NASTRAN, PATRAN, Abaqus, and CATIA V5/3DX, with emphasis on design changes and MRB analyses.

Candidate must hold an active Secret clearance and be a U.S. Person per ITAR. Unix/Linux familiarity and strong interpretation of drawings are required to support aerospace subsystems and installations.

Qualifications

• Active Secret Security Clearance required to start.
• Must be a U.S. Person to comply with ITAR.
• Experience with FEA software including NASTRAN and PATRAN.
• Experience using Abaqus.
• Experience using TMP Vision for post-processing.
• Experience with CATIA V5/3DX.
• Familiarity with UNIX/LINUX operating systems.
• Ability to interpret detail, assembly, and installation type drawings and models.
• Airframe primary structure layout and sizing.

Responsibilities

• Perform stress analysis on new designs of primary and secondary airframe structure.
• Update existing analyses to incorporate design changes.
• Perform MRB stress analysis of metallic and composite structure.
• Use FEA software including NASTRAN and PATRAN; Abaqus for analysis.

Skills

Stress analysis

Airframe analysis

Drawings interpretation

Tools

NASTRAN

PATRAN

Abaqus

TMP Vision

CATIA V5/3DX

UNIX/Linux

Job description

The Structures Company is seeking a Structural Analysis-Stress Engineer for a 11-month contract in Fort Worth, TX. The role focuses on performing stress analyses on airframe structures using NASTRAN, PATRAN, Abaqus, and CATIA V5/3DX, with emphasis on design changes and MRB analyses.

Candidate must hold an active Secret clearance and be a U.S. Person per ITAR. Unix/Linux familiarity and strong interpretation of drawings are required to support aerospace subsystems and installations.