Structural Analysis Engineer VTP (d/f/m)

# **Our Benefits for You**

• Fair Compensation & Extras: Attractive remuneration and individual additional benefits, such as company pension schemes, mobility offers (e.g., bike leasing), or corporate discounts with partner companies in accordance with our current guidelines.
• Time for You (and Your Loved Ones): 30 days of annual leave based on our collective agreement (35-hour week); work-life balance through flexible working hours (flextime), mobile working, part-time options, job sharing, and sabbatical opportunities.
• Growth Made Easy: Excellent professional development opportunities and international, group-wide career perspectives.
• Feel Good at Work: On-site company doctor; comprehensive health programs (sports courses, preventive care, etc.), canteen and cafeteria, and local childcare facilities at selected locations.
• Diversity Connects: Work in a diverse environment with more than 140 nationalities, where exchange, mutual support, and inclusion are part of our DNA.

# **Your Tasks and Responsibilities**

• Rely on your experience in the domain Fatigue and Damage Tolerance and/or Structure Analysis in order to take over the technical management of related projects
• Analyze and validate composite & hybrid structures for static & fatigue strength according to validated methods and perform related feasibility studies
• Prepare, Check and Approve stress deliverables in line with Airbus’s processes, methods and policies
• Check adherence to airworthiness regulations, relevant design principles, processes, methods and manufacturing capabilities guidelines
• Compile all required documents related to support A/C and MODs certification
• Act as interface for the relevant stakeholders
• Ensure that relevant inputs are provided and fulfill to airworthiness regulations, the Design for the creation of drawings for manufacture and provide support to other functions (i.e. R&T, customer support) as needed
• Perform monitoring and support of Sub-contracting firms providing structure analysis work
• Work on Digitalization, automate and simplify, redesign processes and procedures
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# **Desired Skills and Qualifications**

• You have a Master Degree (or equivalent) in Engineering, Aerospace, Civil Engineering or comparable
• You have experience in (preferred) Fatigue and Damage Tolerance and/or Structural Analysis methods. This includes experience in finite element method
• You are experienced in tools like ISAMI, FEM e.g. Altair Hyperworks, Nastran, PASS SSCI and TREND
• You hold a technical approval delegation according to Airbus M1020 (for static and/or fatigue) or sufficient experience to obtain this delegation quickly
• You are interested or have an affinity to Data analytics
• You have an open and curious mindset for new ways of working as well as a practical, agile and independent approach
• Your are team-oriented and eager to join a young team in a young organization and shape ways of working
• You are fluent in English and German

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