Job Description:
In order to support Airframe Engineering, Airbus Operations is looking for a
Stress Engineer for System Installation & Secondary Structure (d/f/m)
Be part of a committed team of development engineers in the fuselage structure perimeter (R&T Projects, System Installation, Customer Support, Primary and Secondary Structure) taking care of the incremental development of the whole Wide Body and Single Aisle Family.
Your main focus will be on System Installation & Secondary Structure with a varied and widely spread spectrum of tasks.
This role is also available with reduced weekly hours and an adapted scope of tasks
Your location
You will be joining our team in Hamburg, home of the largest production site for civil aircraft. Experience the special flair of Hamburg in your spare time where vibrant cosmopolitan culture meets nautic legacy.
Your benefits
- Attractive salary and special payments
- 30 days paid vacation and extra days-off for special occasions
- Excellent upskilling opportunities and great international, group wide development prospects
- Special benefits: employer-funded pension, employee stock options, discounted car leasing, special conditions for insurances, transportation subsidy, employee benefits at cooperating companies
- On-site-facilities: Kindergarten close to the site, medical officer for check-ups and other health-related services, canteen and cafeteria
- Compatibility of family & work (job sharing, part-time models, flexible working hours, individual timeout)
- Working in a diverse environment, with more than 140 nationalities, where every voice is heard
Your tasks and responsibilities
- Perform structure feasibility studies for metal structures according to validated methods.
- Support design office, test department, manufacturing and airlines with stress evaluations up to certification.
- Check compliance to regulations, relevant design principles, processes, methods and manufacturing capabilities guidelines.
- Manage development projects - internally and subcontracted (Time, Cost & Quality).
- Support the exchange of experiences and knowledge transfer.
Desired skills and qualifications
- Engineering Degree
- Basic skills in structure analysis (including hand calculations & Finite-Elemente-Method)
- Basic skills in Catia would be a plus
- Motivated to develop yourself up to a delegation of one or more System ATA chapters (Approver).
- Basic knowledge in Artificial Intelligence and Data Analytics
- Sustainability Expertise and Mindset in the Aviation context would be a plus
- Ability to adapt your communication with different (internal and external) stakeholders.
- Open and curious mindset, practical and agile approach, open-minded for new ways of working
- Fluency in English
Not a 100% match? No worries! Airbus supports your personal growth with customized development solutions.
This job requires an awareness of any potential compliance risks and a commitment to act with integrity, as the foundation for the Company’s success, reputation and sustainable growth.
Company:
Airbus Operations GmbH
Employment Type:
Permanent
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Experience Level:
Entry Level
Job Family:
Structure & Dynamic Systems Analysis
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