Thermal/Structural Analyst lvl 1/2

Perform analysis, design, or test of one or more moderately complex materials (including energetics), structural components, and control systems for propulsion systems. Apply engineering principles, industry standards, company standards and customer requirements to develop propulsion systems (electric, solid/liquid fuel rocket, air-breathing, thrusters) for application in launch vehicles, missile systems, and space mission systems. Coordinate strategy for developing and leveraging multi-disciplinary design, optimization, and analysis processes to support mission requirements. Analysis model formulation and FEA or CFD solution using Abaqus or Fluent Providing technical assessments of results and giving design guidance with specialized knowledge of mechanics of materials for orthotropic, hyperelastic, and visocelastic materials Reporting of analysis results in written and oral formats Peer reviewing of other analysts work products, including efforts at other corporate business locations Conduct trade studies and evaluate alternative designs Determine engineering tasks required for project planning and execution; Analyze project requirements and develop detailed planning, conceptual designs, and risk analysis Interact with internal and external customers; Assist the customer in defining system requirements and in the generation of specifications for products or sub systems Develop and present materials for project related briefings including design reviews to be given to internal and external customers Travel up to 10% of the time to supplier, test facilities, and launch facilities Associate Engineer Propulsion 1 Bachelor's degree in a STEM discipline (Science, Technology, Engineering or Math) with 0 years of related engineering experience Some knowledge of CAD modeling and finite element analysis programs, Abaqus preferred Ability to work in a fast-paced dynamic environment as part of a multi-discipline team Ability to obtain a DoD Secret Security clearance Engineer Propulsion 2 Bachelor's degree in a STEM discipline (Science, Technology, Engineering or Math) with 2 years of related engineering experience; OR a Master's degree in STEM with 0 years of related engineering experience, Some experience with FEA or CFD programs (Abaqus or Fluent preferred) Oral and written communication skills Ability to work in a fast-paced dynamic environment as part of a multi-discipline team Ability to obtain a DoD Secret Security clearance Active DoD Secret security clearance, or higher Mechanical or Aerospace Engineering degree Experience with MATLAB, VBA, Fortran, and/or Python Working knowledge of composite materials Working knowledge of steady state and transient dynamic analysis Working knowledge of viscoelastic and hyperelastic material modeling Proficiency with Siemens NX Script writing, workflow automation Previous experience in aerospace manufacturing facility Strong interpersonal skills with the ability to work with a team Excellent communication skills are requiredPerform analysis, design, or test of one or more moderately complex materials (including energetics), structural components, and control systems for propulsion systems. Apply engineering principles, industry standards, company standards and customer requirements to develop propulsion systems (electric, solid/liquid fuel rocket, air-breathing, thrusters) for application in launch vehicles, missile systems, and space mission systems. Coordinate strategy for developing and leveraging multi-disciplinary design, optimization, and analysis processes to support mission requirements. Define and coordinate the conduct of testing required to evaluate design work.