Structures Analysis Engineer

JetZero is a startup founded to create the next generation of jets and accelerate the pathway to zero carbon emissions. JetZero's leadership are veterans of the aerospace, aviation, and transportation sectors. We are currently working with NASA and industry partners to achieve our mission. The Opportunity JetZero is in growth mode.As the Structures Engineer, you will be responsible for planning and execution of the aircraft structure development plan. Key responsibilities include: Perform structural analysis of aircraft structures using hand analysis, finite element analysis (FEA), and other advanced techniques. Develop and coordinate Building Block test program Generate, review, and/or approve:

Engineering analysis and strength check notes Structural test plans and reports Compliance documentation Structural analysis engineering processes and manuals

Conduct trade studies and test programs as necessary to validate that structures architectures meet all requirements Work with various company departments to ensure integrated structures designs meet all system and aircraft-level requirements. Define and drive KPI attainment for structures team Work with technical experts to build and execute product development schedule, ensuring that all program and system level milestones are attained Work directly with nominated Suppliers in ensuring key deliverables/milestones are met Continuously monitor and measure project processes and activities to identify and communicate potential inhibitors and implement efficiency improvements Ensure revision control for requirements, design documentation and product configuration Lead collaboration of cross-functional teams to ensure alignment through execution of successful governance Support with planning and alignment meetings towards FAA certification Travel 25% of time expected for this role Aerospace or Mechanical Engineering degree from an accredited university, and a minimum of 5 years of experience with related software tools such as FEMAP, Simcenter 3D, Siemens NX/FiberSim, and Abaqus is preferred. Who You Are You are passionate about accelerating the future of aerospace and crave the opportunity to join a team of like-minded individuals. You have energy to meet the challenge ahead and are ready to describe your expertise and the unique value you would bring to the team. The Benefits Unlimited PTO 10paid holidays 401(k) Medical & Dental health insurance Life insurance Disability insurance JetZero does not sponsor visas for US positions unless specified. Only applicants with current work authorization will be considered. The following questions are entirely optional.

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