Stress Engineer – Advanced Concepts for Electric Aviation

BETA TECHNOLOGIES; South Burlington (VT); On-site; USD 85,000 - 120,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Restricted Stock Units

Performance Stock Units

Onsite healthcare in Vermont

Comprehensive medical coverage

Dental and vision

Job summary

BETA Technologies in Vermont seeks an aerospace/structural engineer to perform global and local analysis, define allowables and margins, evaluate joints and stability, and document assumptions in configuration-controlled records.

You will coordinate with Structures Design, Loads, Dynamics, M&P, and Composites; produce analysis plans, FEMs, sizing reports, margin summaries, and risk items; support the Program Director with independent evidence that load paths and sizing are credible.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in aerospace, mechanical, civil/structural engineering or related field.
• 0–3 years of relevant experience; internships or academic projects may satisfy.
• Familiarity with metallic and composite aircraft structures and at least one FEA tool.
• Experience with statics, mechanics of materials, load paths, stress/strain, margins of safety.
• Ability to communicate technical assumptions, risks, and recommendations clearly.
• US Person required for consideration.

Responsibilities

• Performs global and local analysis, defines allowables and margins, evaluates joints and stability.
• Coordinate with Structures Design; Loads; Dynamics; M&P; Composites.
• Produce and maintain Analysis plans; FEMs; sizing reports; margin summaries; risk items.
• Support the Program Director / Chief Engineer with independent evidence for design credibility.
• Document assumptions, interfaces, decisions, risks, and verification needs in configuration-controlled records.
• Communicate status and proposed actions clearly in technical and program reviews.

Education

Bachelor's degree in aerospace, mechanical, civil/structural engineering

Tools

NASTRAN/FEMAP

Patran

Abaqus

ANSYS

HyperMesh

Job description

BETA Technologies in Vermont seeks an aerospace/structural engineer to perform global and local analysis, define allowables and margins, evaluate joints and stability, and document assumptions in configuration-controlled records.

You will coordinate with Structures Design, Loads, Dynamics, M&P, and Composites; produce analysis plans, FEMs, sizing reports, margin summaries, and risk items; support the Program Director with independent evidence that load paths and sizing are credible.