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Senior Structural Analysis Engineer – Wing & Empennage

Boeing

North Charleston, SC · full time · Senior

$126,650 – $171,350

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What this role is

Boeing seeks a Senior Structural Analysis Engineer to lead stress analysis and design verification for 787 wing and empennage structures, applying classical and computational methods to establish requirements, oversee supplier work, and develop certification documentation. This role suits experienced structural engineers comfortable with composite materials and regulatory compliance who want to mentor junior staff and drive process improvements in aerospace manufacturing.

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What they ask for

Required

  • Bachelor's degree in Mechanical, Civil, Aerospace, Aeronautical or Material Sciences engineering
  • 9+ years of related work experience
  • 5+ years performing stress analysis on wing, empennage or related structures
  • 3+ years performing stress analysis on composite structures
  • Prior experience in aircraft, heavy structures, hardware systems or manufacturing/production

Nice to have

  • 7+ years on wing or empennage primary structure (wing tips, leading/trailing edges, center section, box, join, vertical or horizontal stabilizers)
  • Experience leading development and completion of certification documentation
  • Experience leading supplier technical oversight
  • Hands-on fabrication experience with metallic and composite structures
  • Current or prior DER, AR, or E-UM designation

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