Stress Engineer

Job Requirements We are seeking a Stress / Finite Element Analyst to take execute on structural analysis activities on gas turbine components. The successful candidate will have strong expertise in FEA, materials behaviour, and life assessment, with experience working on rotating and structural parts in aerospace applications. This role requires collaboration with multidisciplinary teams, technical documentation, and presentation of analysis results to both internal and external stakeholders.

You’ll be working with the a major OEM on projects and deliverables closely aligned with their long term and continued success.

Key Responsibilities Execute stress analysis of assigned components, ensuring compliance with all technical, fit, form, and functional requirements.

Perform detailed 2D and 3D FEA, including modelling and meshing of contact, friction interfaces, and elastic–plastic behaviour

Collaborate with global engineering and support functions (life management, heat transfer, materials, design) as needed

Interface with design engineering teams to ensure robust and optimised solutions

Support technical reviews and deliver presentations to internal and external customers (systems technical reviews, design reviews, analysis reviews)
Produce Design Study Summaries / Design Record Books to substantiate and document engineering activity

Contribute to component life assessment activities (fatigue, damage tolerance, fracture mechanics).Provide input to component design and aftermarket services and repairs where required.

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Work Experience Degree (or equivalent) in Mechanical, Aerospace/Aeronautical, or related engineering discipline

Minimum 5 years’ experience in stress analysis, gas turbine exposure advantageous

Strong knowledge of 2D/3D stress and structural analysis of gas turbine rotating and/or static components.

Proficiency in finite element modelling tools, including:

ANSYS Mechanical APDL / Workbench Meshing tools (e.g. Hypermesh, UG NX)
CAD tools (e.g. UG NX)
Training provided on proprietary analysis applications and techniques

Understanding of advanced analysis techniques: non-linear analysis, frictional contact, elastic–plastic behaviour

Experience in component life analysis (fatigue, fracture mechanics, damage tolerance)
Familiarity with aftermarket services or repair engineering (advantageous)
Proficient in Windows-based applications (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Teams)
Benefits 25 days paid annual leave plus bank holiday entitlements

Flexible hybrid working policy

Inclusive environment, socially active team Modern office space, onsite canteen

Professional Development Training, professional growth, and career opportunities

Exposure to advanced aerospace projects within a global engineering environment

Job Summary Job number: P-123066

Profession:
Aerospace and Defense

Experience:

Degree (or equivalent) in Mechanical, Aerospace/Aeronautical, or related engineering…