Dynamic Environments Engineer III – Vibration & Acoustics

United Launch Alliance (ULA); Englewood (CO); On-site; USD 104,000 - 173,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401(k) match

Discretionary annual incentive bonus

Generous paid time off

Flexible work environments

9/80 schedule

Job summary

United Launch Alliance (ULA) is seeking a Dynamic Environments engineer in Denver to define and verify shock, random vibration, and acoustics environments for vehicle and payload hardware. You will work with data from flight and ground tests, apply SEA/BEM/FEM methods, and help derive acceptance criteria for mission components.

The role requires a Bachelor’s in Engineering/Physics/Math and 4+ years in related vibration-acoustics work, with a chance of relocation.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Physics or Mathematics.
• 4 years’ experience with signals analysis, acoustics, shock, random vibration.
• Experience with vibration, shock and acoustics test.
• Experience deriving acoustics, shock or random environments from test and/or flight data.
• Experience solving technically complex problems.
• Excellent critical thinking and problem-solving skills.
• Excellent interpersonal skills, including the ability to work well in a team environment.
• Excellent team communication skills (written and verbal).
• Strong time management skills.
• Possess vision and ability to define and execute a project roadmap.
• Experience with task planning/budgeting and organizational skills which support effective project performance.

Responsibilities

• Define and verify shock, random vibration, and acoustics environments for launch vehicle components and ground system components.
• Develop and maintain data acquisition systems used for environments measurements and support anomaly identification and resolution.

Education

Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Physics or Mathematics

Advanced degree in acoustics, shock or random vibration

Job description

United Launch Alliance (ULA) is seeking a Dynamic Environments engineer in Denver to define and verify shock, random vibration, and acoustics environments for vehicle and payload hardware. You will work with data from flight and ground tests, apply SEA/BEM/FEM methods, and help derive acceptance criteria for mission components.

The role requires a Bachelor’s in Engineering/Physics/Math and 4+ years in related vibration-acoustics work, with a chance of relocation.