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Senior Structural Analysis Engineer – Systems Stress

Boeing

North Charleston, SC · full time · Senior

$126,650 – $171,350

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What this role is

Boeing is seeking a senior structural engineer to lead stress analysis work on 787 aircraft systems, using both classical methods and finite element simulation to verify designs meet safety and regulatory requirements. This role suits experienced aerospace engineers who can mentor junior staff and collaborate with suppliers throughout the development and certification lifecycle.

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What they ask for

Required

  • Bachelor's degree in Engineering (Mechanical, Civil, Aerospace, Aeronautical, or Materials Science)
  • 9+ years of related engineering work experience
  • 5+ years performing stress analysis on aircraft systems or structures
  • 3+ years performing classical hand analysis using industry standard methods
  • Prior experience with aircraft, heavy structures, hardware systems, or manufacturing/production systems
  • U.S. Person as defined by export control regulations

Nice to have

  • 7+ years working on aircraft systems structures (Avionics, Electrical, Environmental Control, Flight Controls, Flight Deck, Fuel, Mechanical/Hydraulic)
  • Experience leading development and completion of certification documentation
  • Experience leading or overseeing structural test programs on aircraft systems
  • Experience leading supplier technical oversight and collaboration
  • Current or prior DER/AR/E-UM designation

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