SLS Stress Analyst Engineer — Help Shape Space Missions

Aerodyne Industries, LLC; Huntsville (AL); On-site; USD 87,000 - 103,000; Full time

Job summary

Aerodyne Industries, LLC in Huntsville, AL is seeking a Space Launch Systems Stress Analyst Engineer to support NASA MSFC with structural strength analyses of ground support hardware and non-flight components. The role requires FE/FEA proficiency (FEMAP, PATRAN, NASTRAN, ABAQUS or ANSYS), ABET-accredited engineering degree, and strong communication skills; travel up to 5% may be needed.

You will develop formal stress analysis packages, interface with design engineers, and present findings to

Qualifications

• A degree in Civil, Structural, or Mechanical Engineering or other Engineering field from an ABET accredited institution is required.

Responsibilities

• Development of formal stress analysis packages for ground support and special test equipment using strength of materials and finite element-based methods.
• Interfacing with design engineers to provide inputs to preliminary designs
• Development and delivery of reports and presentations to management
• Collaboration with outside vendors and personnel from other NASA centers in the development of structural hardware

Skills

Communication skills

Experience with structural analysis

Travel willingness

Team collaboration

Problem-solving

Education

Ph.D. with some experience

MS with at least 3 years of experience

BS with at least 8+ years of experience

Tools

Microsoft Office

FEMAP

PATRAN

NASTRAN

ABAQUS

ANSYS

Job description

Aerodyne Industries, LLC in Huntsville, AL is seeking a Space Launch Systems Stress Analyst Engineer to support NASA MSFC with structural strength analyses of ground support hardware and non-flight components. The role requires FE/FEA proficiency (FEMAP, PATRAN, NASTRAN, ABAQUS or ANSYS), ABET-accredited engineering degree, and strong communication skills; travel up to 5% may be needed.

You will develop formal stress analysis packages, interface with design engineers, and present findings to