Dynamics Environment Analysis Engineer
Listed on 2026-10-13
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Engineering
Systems Engineer, Mechanical Engineer, Structural Engineer, Aerospace / Aviation / Avionics
About The Role
We are seeking a Dynamics/Environment Analysis Engineer to join our engineering team. This role focuses on predicting, characterizing, and validating the dynamic environments for SRMs and Rockets. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in structural dynamics, vibration, shock, acoustics, and environmental testing, with the ability to translate analytical and test results into practical design recommendations.
AboutThe Role
We are seeking a Dynamics/Environment Analysis Engineer to join our engineering team. This role focuses on predicting, characterizing, and validating the dynamic environments for SRMs and Rockets. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in structural dynamics, vibration, shock, acoustics, and environmental testing, with the ability to translate analytical and test results into practical design recommendations.
Key Responsibilities- Perform structural dynamics analyses using finite element analysis tools such as ANSYS, Abaqus, NASTRAN, or similar
- Conduct modal, normalmodes, frequencyresponse, randomvibration, sinevibration, transientresponse, and shockresponse analyses
- Develop and evaluate power spectral density, shockresponse spectrum, and acceleration response predictions
- Predict and characterize mechanical, vibration, acoustic, and shock environments for components and integrated systems
- Develop componentlevel design, acceptance, and qualification environments based on system level requirements and analytical predictions
- Perform dynamic model reduction, subsystem integration, and coupledloads analyses as required
- Assess dynamic amplification, damping, structural resonance, fatigue, and loadpath behavior
- Support design reviews with analysis driven recommendations for structural configuration, stiffness, isolation, damping, and component placement
- Develop test requirements, instrumentation plans, sensor locations, control strategies, and data acquisition requirements
- Support modal, vibration, acoustic, mechanicalshock, and environmental qualification testing
- Process and interpret time history and frequencydomain test data
- Correlate finite element models and analytical predictions with component and system level test results
- Perform pretest predictions, testresponse limiting assessments, and posttest data evaluations
- Support anomaly investigations, rootcause analyses, and corrective action activities
- Support nonconformances during prototype development, qualification, and manufacturing
- Perform trade studies involving structural configurations, isolation systems, damping treatments, and environmental margins
- Develop analysis reports, test plans, test reports, technical presentations, and design justification packages
- Interface with customers, suppliers, and cross functional teams regarding dynamic environments, test requirements, and structural performance
- Bachelor’s degree in Aerospace Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Structural Engineering, or a related field
- 5+ years of experience in structural dynamics, vibration, shock, acoustics, loads, or environmental analysis
- Proficiency with FEA software such as ANSYS, Abaqus, NASTRAN, or equivalent
- Experience performing modal, frequencyresponse, randomvibration, transientresponse, or shock analyses
- Strong understanding of structural dynamics, resonance, damping, load paths, and vibrationresponse principles
- Experience processing and interpreting time history, frequencyresponse, power spectral density, and shockresponse spectrum data
- Working knowledge of environmental testing methods, instrumentation, sensors, and data acquisition systems
- Experience correlating analytical models with test data
- Ability to define assumptions, evaluate margins, identify technical risks, and communicate actionable…
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