Lead design, testing, and optimization of aerodynamic structures, propulsion, and avionics. Perform CFD and structural stress simulations, direct prototype testing, and ensure compliance with international aviation safety standards.
- The Team You Will Join: Our Advanced Aerospace Engineering group drives innovation in defense, commercial aviation, and space exploration, delivering cutting-edge flight and structural systems that define the future of transport and defense.
- The Opportunity: Seeking a Mid-to-Senior level Aerospace Engineer to lead the design, testing, and optimization of complex aeronautical components and systems.
- Key Responsibilities:
- Design and evaluate aerodynamic structures, propulsion mechanisms, and avionic components.
- Conduct rigorous fluid dynamics (CFD) and structural stress simulations.
- Direct prototype testing protocols and ensure international aviation safety compliance.
- Required Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree in Aerospace or Mechanical Engineering; 5+ years of industry experience; proficiency in CAD software (CATIA/SolidWorks) and FEA tools.
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