A bit about us:
We are an engineering team specializing in the design and development of unmanned aircraft systems.
Our engineers work across the product lifecycle, helping bring aircraft concepts through design, prototyping, testing, and the transition to production.
Why join us?
Work on challenging composite structures and unmanned aircraft projects.
Apply your FEMAP/Nastran experience to meaningful structural design problems.
Collaborate with an experienced team of mechanical and aerospace engineers.
Contribute to projects across design, prototyping, testing, and production.
Job Details: What You'll Do
- Perform structural and stress analysis of carbon fiber and composite components and assemblies.
- Develop and evaluate finite element models using FEMAP and Nastran.
- Assess structural performance under applicable loads and identify potential failure modes or areas of concern.
- Analyze bonded and fastened joints, including load transfer and structural integrity.
- Use engineering calculations to support and check finite element analysis results.
- Document analysis methods, assumptions, results, and recommendations in clear technical reports.
- Work with design engineers to review models and drawings, communicate findings, and support design improvements.
- Collaborate with engineering and manufacturing teams to address structural questions throughout development.
What We're Looking For
2+ years of hands-on experience using FEMAP and Nastran for structural analysis.
Experience analyzing composite or carbon fiber structures.
Experience with bonded and fastened joints.
Ability to interpret structural loads and translate analysis results into clear engineering recommendations.
Strong technical communication skills and the ability to work collaboratively with a remote or in-office team.
U.
S. person status required.
Nice to Have
- Experience with SolidWorks and/or Siemens NX for CAD.
- Aerospace, aircraft, UAV, or UAS experience.
- Experience with structural substantiation reports, hand calculations, or fatigue analysis.
- A mechanical, aerospace, or related engineering degree.