Airbus
Aerospace
Fatigue&DamageToleranceStressEngineer(F/M)
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“Fatigue & Damage Tolerance Stress Engineer (F/M) at Airbus. Skills: Stress engineering, Structural analysis. Contribute to F&DT certification. Contribute to F&DT maintenance”
What You'll Achieve.
Improve and develop products; Reinforce competitiveness
Industry & Context.
Mitigation on complex calculations
What They're Looking For.
Must Have
Master's degree in Aeronautical, Mechanical, or Civil Engineering, Fluency in English
Nice to Have
Experience in aeronautical structure, Familiarity with airworthiness regulations, Familiarity with certification processes
What You'll Do.
Contribute to F&DT certification
Contribute to F&DT maintenance
Prepare Stress Dossiers
Justify design modifications
Support damage correlation
Support mitigation on calculations
Participate on airworthiness subjects
Present subjects to authorities
Support continuous product improvement
Up-skill F&DT community
Ensure adherence to processes
Contribute to process improvement
Develop signatures rights
How You'll Work.
Team & Collaboration
Multidisciplinary collaboration; International team environment; Design Office community
Communication Scope
Listening skills
Full Job Description
****Job Description:**** # ****Fatigue & Damage Tolerance Stress Engineer **** **As part of Airbus’s ambition to grow a proficient and competitive Engineering organisation, we are launching a Commercial Aircraft Engineering Centre in Poland. This initiative aims to leverage Poland’s talent pool and technological ecosystem, specifically in the field of Propulsion systems and overall structure analysis, while supporting our broader Engineering workload and competitiveness requirements, and reinforcing Airbus’ strategic engagement with Poland.** ## ****Role Overview**** **Y ou will join the Design Office in charge of the design, integration, and support to our major structural components (eg. pylons and engine mounts, fuselage, wing…) for all our commercial and military programs.** **The Environment:** * **Presence in Toulouse Saint-Eloi and Saint-Martin (FR), Filton (UK), Getafe (Spain) and Hamburg (Germany)** * **You will gain an end-to-end understanding of the product life cycle, from production support to in-service topics, reinforcing the concrete impact of your work.** * **Multidisciplinary Collaboration: close collaboration with numerous partners (aerodynamics and loads, systems, manufacturing, customer services, etc.).** * **Future Challenges: We are actively involved in defining future components and the decarbonization roadmap. Our mission involves advanced projects and continuous product improvement (recurring cost, weight, ramp-up, operability).** **In this frame, the engineering domain needs you to improve and develop our products and our dynamic stress structure community !** ## ****Key Responsibilities**** **As an Experienced F &DT (Fatigue & Damage Tolerance) Stress Engineer, your main mission is to actively participate in F&DT stress activities for major structural components (e.g. pylons and engine mounts, fuselage, wing…) across all serial programs.** ### **🎯 Main Tasks:** * **Justification and Certification:** * **Actively contribute to F &DT certi
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