Structural Analysis Engineer

Requirements

• Hold a M.Sc. or PhD in structural/mechanical engineering or a similar field.
• Have 3+ years’ working experience performing structural analysis in a professional engineering environment in space sector, preferably in the European space sector.
• Have excellent English skills (oral and written), German is beneficial but not necessary.
• Have extensive experience with ANSYS APDL/Mechanical, experience with FEMAP, NASTRAN. Other software would be beneficial but not essential.
• Have extensive experience with scripting languages such as Python, MATLAB/Octave or FORTRAN.
• Have excellent hand-calculation and excel-based analysis skills to back up detailed FEA results.
• Have experience with Git version control.
• Are able to work to tight deadlines and manage your own time and the demanding expectations of the projects.
• Are able to learn quickly and use initiative to quickly understand highly complex designs.
• Are at ease with highly complex and potentially technically challenging simulation models.
• Have analytical and solution-oriented working style combined with ability to work in a team and excellent communication skills to interface with partners.
• Are eligible to work in EU without restriction.

Familiarity with nonlinear finite element analysis and with ESA and ECSS standards is highly desirable.

Benefits

• Flexible working hours with a core time
• A relaxed working environment with a flat hierarchy combined with a motivated and open team
• Modern office space with well-developed infrastructure (shops, restaurants, gym etc.)
• Good connection to public transportation (~6 Minutes walking distance to U-Bahn)
• Casual dress code
• Coffee, milk and fruits are provided
• Scope for individual development and growth in a growing multicultural team of discipline experts
• A challenging, fast-paced position at the forefront of space technology
• The opportunity to work collaboratively on multiple concurrent projects.

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Source: Statistisches Bundesamt (Destatis), table; dl-de/by-2-0; StarIn's calculation

Posted Oct 15, 2026

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