Rolls-Royce
Engineering & Manufacturing
MechanicalIntegrityEngineer(AeromechanicsSpecialist)LibertyWorks
“Mechanical Integrity Engineer (Aeromechanics Specialist) - LibertyWorks at Rolls-Royce. Skills: aeromechanics, turbomachinery, fluid-structure interaction, vibration analysis, CFD, flutter, high cycle fatigue. Support the evaluation of various turbomachinery subsystems, including fan, compressor, and/or turbine gas paths, by assessing fluid-structure interaction and the subsequent vibration of airfoils and other components.. Perform aeromechanics analysis with in-house CFD to evaluate forced res”
What You'll Achieve.
evaluate forced response, flutter, rotating stall and other aeroelastic phenomena; validate analytical methods; progress new engine designs; support in service vibration investigations
Industry & Context.
resolve important issues related to high cycle fatigue, flutter, damping and mistuning; failure investigations
US Citizenship, eligible to obtain and maintain security clearance, Hybrid working is a way in which our people can balance their time between the office, home, or another remote location., As a minimum we’re all expected to attend the workplace for collaboration and other specific reasons, on average three days per week.
What They're Looking For.
Must Have
Bachelor's degree in Engineering with 2+ years of aeromechanical experience OR Masters degree in Engineering, with academic focus related to aeromechanics OR JD/PhD, with academic focus related to aeromechanics, Eligible to obtain and maintain security clearance, which requires US Citizenship
Nice to Have
Interest in the field of turbomachinery aeromechanics and willingness to develop new skills, Previous experience with computational fluid dynamics, with interest in unsteady simulations with fluid-structure interaction, Previous experience with collecting and analyzing aeromechanics-related data, such as from strain gages and blade tip timing/light probes/NSMS, Familiarity with finite elements analysis, specifically modal analysis, Programming skills such as Bash, Fortran, Matlab, and Python, Knowledge of ongoing academic research related to aeroelasticity in gas turbines
What You'll Do.
Support the evaluation of various turbomachinery subsystems
and/or turbine gas paths
by assessing fluid-structure interaction and the subsequent vibration of airfoils and other components.
Perform aeromechanics analysis with in-house CFD to evaluate forced response
rotating stall and other aeroelastic phenomena.
Evaluate mistuning and nonlinear dynamics.
Perform basic computer programming as needed to work more efficiently.
Use reduced order models to evaluate the effects of inlet distortion
and other parameters on various aeromechanics related problems.
Test planning and post-processing to support aeromechanics testing and to validate analytical methods.
Interpreting test data to identify and explain component vibration.
Identify new product introduction requirements for aeromechanics and working with subject matter experts to establish certification strategies.
Collaborate with the local and global aeromechanics community to develop rules
Collaborate with aero designers
stress analysts and test engineers to progress new engine designs and support in service vibration investigations.
Communicating technical and business results via reports and presentations to senior engineers
both within and external to Rolls-Royce
How You'll Work.
Team & Collaboration
Collaborate with the local and global aeromechanics community to develop rules, tools, methods, and people.; Collaborate with aero designers, mechanical designers, stress analysts and test engineers to progress new engine designs and support in service vibration investigations.
Communication Scope
Communicating technical and business results via reports and presentations to senior engineers, both within and external to Rolls-Royce
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