Senior Structural Analysis Engineer - Wing & Empennage

Boeing Careers; North Charleston (SC); On-site; USD 127,000 - 171,000; Full time

Job summary

Boeing is hiring a Senior (Level 4) Structural Analysis Engineer for the North Charleston, SC site. You will lead stress analyses on wing and empennage primary structures, utilizing hand methods, FEA, and dynamic simulations while guiding supplier oversight and documentation.

The role includes coordinating loads, validating design integrity through lifecycle stages, and developing certification materials for CFR Part 25. Open to experienced engineers with a track record in aerospace structures.

Qualifications

• Bachelor of Science degree in Engineering (Mechanical/Civil/Aerospace/Material Sciences).
• 9+ years related work experience; 5+ years stress analysis on wings/empennage; 3+ years composite structures.

Responsibilities

• Lead stress analysis on Boeing 787 Wing/Empennage primary structures.
• Perform stress analysis using classical methods, FEA, and dynamic simulation tools.
• Lead signature reviews for supplier documents and provide engineering oversight.
• Develop and document structural requirements for wing/empennage designs.
• Coordinate load cases and interface loads with other groups.
• Guide design to ensure structural integrity through lifecycle.
• Develop test plans and analyze results to verify structures meet requirements.
• Document certification/test results for customers and regulators.

Skills

Stress analysis leadership

Lead signature reviews

Product lifecycle oversight

Education

Bachelor of Science in Engineering

Tools

Finite Element tools

Dynamic Simulation tools

Job description

Boeing is hiring a Senior (Level 4) Structural Analysis Engineer for the North Charleston, SC site. You will lead stress analyses on wing and empennage primary structures, utilizing hand methods, FEA, and dynamic simulations while guiding supplier oversight and documentation.

The role includes coordinating loads, validating design integrity through lifecycle stages, and developing certification materials for CFR Part 25. Open to experienced engineers with a track record in aerospace structures.