Senior Space Stress Engineer (Top Secret Clearance)

Lockheed Martin Corporation; King of Prussia (PA); On-site; USD 96,000 - 178,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, Dental, Vision

401(k) match

Flexible work arrangements

Job summary

Lockheed Martin Space is seeking a Senior Stress Analyst to perform preliminary and detailed stress analyses of missile flight structures and associated components using established processes and tools. You will work in a multi-disciplinary team to support structural design trades and detailed design/analysis activities.

The role requires strong background in structural dynamics, FEA, and collaboration with designers to deliver robust space hardware with adequate margins of safety and

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in mechanical or aerospace engineering or equivalent.
• FEA principles and rigid/flexible body modeling.
• Willingness to obtain Top Secret clearance (US Citizenship required).
• Master's degree strongly preferred.

Responsibilities

• Modeling and analyzing test components for dynamic behavior.
• Prepare technical charts and represent the organization in design reviews.
• Supporting structural load test definition, requirements development, monitoring, data reduction, and comparison to analysis.
• Collaborating with designers on selecting practical design, materials, and margins of safety.
• Coordinating with program to forecast long-term analysis needs.

Skills

Structures & dynamics

FEA

Bachelor's degree in mechanical/aeros

Education

Bachelor's in Mechanical/Aerospace

Master's degree preferred

Tools

Abaqus

NX/Nastran

Matlab

ADAMS

Wave6

Mathcad

Job description

Lockheed Martin Space is seeking a Senior Stress Analyst to perform preliminary and detailed stress analyses of missile flight structures and associated components using established processes and tools. You will work in a multi-disciplinary team to support structural design trades and detailed design/analysis activities.

The role requires strong background in structural dynamics, FEA, and collaboration with designers to deliver robust space hardware with adequate margins of safety and