About the role
Job Description
Structural Integrity Engineer - E24S
Full Time, Hybrid
An exciting opportunity has arisen for a Structural Integrity Engineer to join the Electrical, Electronics, Software, Control System Design and Product Security (E24S) team in the UK.
As a E24S Structural Integrity Engineer you will analyse and ensure the structural and mechanical performance of a variety of components, e.g electrical machines, power electronic converters, Electric Engine Control (EEC) units, energy storage systems (battery). In this position you will support our engineering products throughout their entire life cycle; working with Design, System, Safety, Service, and Airworthiness Engineers to ensure our products meet company, customer, and regulatory requirements.
E24S supports a global footprint that supports all our operating sectors of Civil Aerospace, Defence, Nuclear and Power Systems.
What you will be doing
Design, analyse, and simulate various electrical components and sub-systems using a variety of methodologies, eg linear, dynamic, thermomechanical, non-linear, rotordynamic, impact, shock.
Assemble, interpret, and report a combination of structural simulations, experimental results, and first principle analyses into a cohesive understanding of component and sub-system capabilities as measured against requirements and optimise products to deliver world leading solutions.
Develop new methods and introducing novel technologies into future products.
Practice continuous improvement principles by using and updating best practices, process automation, and eliminating wasteful process steps
Key Experiences and any Qualifications
Bachelor's degree or Master's in Engineering or regional equivalent qualification, or equivalent experience
Strong technical knowledge in mechanical design and structural analysis
An ability to apply logical, analytical and innovative thinking on a range of technical problems and make balanced decisions across technical and business parameters
Membership of a relevant professional body appropriate to region. In the UK - attained/ working towards Chartered status is preferred (and equivalent regional variations)
Good communication and…
