Date Posted Country Mexico
Location MX-BCN-MEXICALI-238 ~ Blvd Venustiano Carranza #238 ~ BLDG 238, Desarrollo Industrial Colorado
Position Role Type Unspecified
The Structural Engineer conducts stress, and fatigue analysis of aerospace components using conventional both hand calc and computer-based analysis methods. This role assesses the integrity of metallic and composite aerospace products and works to defined design parameters for aerospace component parts.
What You Will Do Conduct stress and fatigue structural analysis of aerospace components. Perform structural analysis using both conventional hand calc and computer-based analysis methods. Develop and document structural activities to assess the integrity of metallic and non-metallic aerospace products. Work to defined design parameters to assess the integrity of metallic and non-metallic aerospace component parts. Provide solutions to technical problems within assigned scope and complexity. Use, create and validate Continuous Improvement tools to solve problems. Communicate problems, issues,



and opportunities to peers and supervision. Prepare technical documentation and presentations using MS Office, including Word, Excel, and Power Point. Work closely with engineering teams and stakeholders across international locations. Communicate effectively in English, both verbally and in writing. Qualifications You Must Have Typically requires a degree in Science, Technology, Engineering or Mathematics, and less than 2 years prior relevant experience Experience with Finite Element Analysis (FEA) tools such as NASTRAN, PATRAN, or similar software applications. Experience with load paths and airframe design using metals and composites. Proficiency in MS Office applications, including Word, Excel, and Power Point. Qualifications We Prefer Experience conducting stress, and fatigue analysis of aerospace components. Experience working with cross-functional engineering teams. What We Offer Excellent work environment. On-sit

📌 Structural engineer (Mexicali)
🏢 Collins Aerospace
📍 Mexicali