Spacecraft Structural Analyst II — Dynamics & FE Modeling

Jobtailor; Alabama; On-site; USD 85,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Jobtailor in the United States is seeking a skilled structural analyst to tackle static and dynamic aerospace challenges. You will apply physics-based methods, develop and validate FEM models, and support test correlations.

The role requires a B.S. in engineering and 3+ years in space vehicle or mechanism analysis, with a passion for rigorous loads development and validation. Strong problem solving, attention to detail, and the ability to work with in-house and third-party tools are essential.

Qualifications

• B.S. in mechanical, aerospace or civil engineering.
• 3+ years of experience in structural analysis of space/aerospace vehicles/structures/mechanisms.
• Solid foundation of structural static/dynamic fundamentals.
• Passion for spacecraft structural/environmental loads development/validation.

Responsibilities

• Solve static and dynamic structural problems using physics-based analytical methods (hand calculations, in‑house tools, and third‑party commercial analytical tools).
• Perform acceleration, shock, and vibration analysis.
• Develop, refine, validate FEM models and correlate to test data.
• Support configuration development and trade studies of separation mechanisms.

Skills

Static and dynamic analysis

Acceleration analysis

FEM modeling

Fundamentals in static/dynamic

Analytical methods with tools

Education

B.S. in mechanical engineering

Tools

In‑house tools

3rd party analytical tools

Job description

Jobtailor in the United States is seeking a skilled structural analyst to tackle static and dynamic aerospace challenges. You will apply physics-based methods, develop and validate FEM models, and support test correlations.

The role requires a B.S. in engineering and 3+ years in space vehicle or mechanism analysis, with a passion for rigorous loads development and validation. Strong problem solving, attention to detail, and the ability to work with in-house and third-party tools are essential.