Stress Engineer

Job Description and Skill Requirements

Qualifications and responsibilities for the Cabin Rebrand team which transforms Delta's Cabin Interiors, upgrading the appearance to match the new Brand Standard. This role will directly support the conversion of the product via Engineering Work Packages.

• A four-year accredited undergraduate engineering degree (ME/AE/EE), or equivalent is preferred but not required; other engineering degrees and non‑degreed candidates will be considered based on work experience/history.
• Familiarity with FARs and DOT regulations related to cabin components, materials, finishes and flammability requirements is preferred.
• Familiarity with Aircraft Maintenance Manuals and associated technical documentation is preferred.
• Familiarity with STC and ODA certification processes is desired.
• Previous experience with commercial airline, military, OEM or MRO is desired.
• Knowledge of Delta systems (AMDS, Insight, OTIS, EARTH, SCEPTRE, etc.) is desired.
• Bachelor’s in Aerospace Engineering, Mechanical Engineering or Electrical Engineering.

• AMDS (Aircraft Maintenance Document System) – Insight, OTIS, EARTH, SCEPTRE
• Aircraft Interiors Engineering
• Cabin Components (Seats, Galleys, Lavatories)
• Aircraft Modifications & Repairs
• Structural Design & Analysis
• Material and Finish Standards
• Flammability Requirements (FAR 25.853)
• Airworthiness Compliance
• STC / ODA Certification Processes
• FAA / DOT / ICAO / FCC / OSHA Regulations
• Engineering Work Packages (EWP)

• Develop, design, and produce programs, repairs, inspections, and alterations related to aircraft interiors, including cabin commodities such as seats, lavatories, and galleys.
• Support maintenance and other departments in executing these tasks.
• Collaborate with Maintenance, Planning, Engineering and Materials teams for coordination of programs, repairs, and modifications.
• Author and, where applicable, check engineering documents associated with these tasks, such as ER/A's (Engineering Repair/Authorization), AA's (Action Authorizations), AMDS work cards, Engineering Drawings (CAD), etc.
• Substantiate the airworthiness/regulatory compliance of engineering documents.
• Maintain compliance with applicable FAA, DOT, ICAO, FCC, OSHA regulations and Delta's Technical Operations Policy and Procedures (TOPP).
• Practice safety-conscious behaviours in all operational processes and procedures.
• Communicate to a diverse audience in various formal and informal environments, including development of program changes, projects, and/or repairs from design development to implementation.
• Interact with various departments, external suppliers and agencies, and negotiate solutions acceptable to each organization.
• Apply excellent problem‑solving skills, develop comprehensive action plans, and handle sensitive issues with appropriate discretion.

Primarily based in office with access to aircraft on the active flight line, in the hangar and on‑site at MRO facilities as expected. Minimal hazards/exposure anticipated.