Boeing
C-17StructuralAnalysisDesignEngineer(Associate,Mid-LevelorSenior)
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“C-17 Structural Analysis Design Engineer (Associate, Mid-Level or Senior) at Boeing. Skills: Structural analysis, Finite element modeling, Aircraft repair. Collaborate with Stress Analysts. Qualify repairs and modifications”
Industry & Context.
Some travel required, Obtain U. S. Security Clearance, U. S. Person required
What They're Looking For.
Must Have
Bachelor of Science degree in Engineering, 1+ years experience aircraft stress analysis, 1+ years experience finite element modeling
Nice to Have
3+ years higher education/work experience, Design and repair aerospace structures, Collaboration with team members, Use NASTRAN, PATRAN, CAS-D, ABAQUS, NX, Teamcenter, CSW, Support McDonnell Douglas Corporation products, 5+ years higher education/work experience, Leading, teaching within discipline, Active U. S. Security Clearance, Excellent verbal and written communication skills
What You'll Do.
Collaborate with Stress Analysts
Qualify repairs and modifications
Document structural designs
Publish structural analysis results
Become skilled in C-17 Tools
Become skilled in C-17 Processes
Become skilled in C-17 Documentation
Work towards Delegated Engineering Authority
Supervise early-career team members
Train early-career team members
How You'll Work.
Team & Collaboration
C-17 Structures team; Engineering team
Communication Scope
Verbal communication; Written communication
Full Job Description
C-17 Structural Analysis Design Engineer (Associate, Mid-Level or Senior) **Company:** The Boeing Company The Boeing Global Services (BGS) are currently hiring for a broad range of experience levels including Associate, Mid-Level and Senior **C-17 Structural Design Engineers** to join the C-17 Program Engineering Team located in **Long Beach, California**. The C-17 Globemaster III is a large military transport aircraft with unique capabilities, combining the attributes of a strategic airlifter with those of a tactical airlifter. Currently, C-17 operators plan to operate them until at least the 2070s, which will require extensive engineering support to monitor, modify, repair, and improve the fleet. In support of this goal, C-17 Structures is looking for motivated individuals to join the team to support of the Aircraft Structural Integrity Program. This is an exciting and uncommon opportunity to work on a unique aircraft with a diverse and dedicated engineering team. You will develop your technical competence as well as your leadership skills on a program with an amazing history and long-term outlook. Your innovative thinking will not just be heard but welcomed. Your hard work will be rewarded, and your maturity and integrity will be valued. At Boeing, we value your curiosity, your determination, and your imagination. **Position Responsibilities:** * Collaborate with other C-17 Stress Analysts to qualify repairs and modifications to the C-17 aircraft utilizing computer-aided and classical methods * Document and publish/release structural designs and analysis results * Become skilled in C-17 specific Tools, Processes, and Documentation * Work towards eligibility to be granted C-17 Delegated Engineering Authority * Supervise and train early-career team members * Some travel may be required * May be asked to support other programs or perform other duties as needed **Basic Qualifications (Required Skills/Experience):** * Bachelor of Science degree in Engineering (with a
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