We have numerous positions across each team; Critical Part Lifing, Turbomachinery and Structures.
The Stress Engineer will use Ansys or Abaqus to assess the mechanical behaviour of the engine and powerplant assembly under static (flight loads, mechanical deflections) and dynamic (vibration, FBO, etc.) conditions. The Stress Engineer supports the Design function by undertaking analysis of the proposed designs to ensure that they are robust and that they meet requirements.
Day to Day Activities:
- To conduct Stress Analysis. This includes selection and generation as well as involvement in further development of numerical models, use of numeral calculation methods, developing of interdisciplinary agreed boundary conditions and implementation into own models as well as into models of other disciplines (e.g. performance), plausibility check of boundary conditions, execution and analysis of numerical model calculations, understanding calculations as well as derive suggestion for improvements.
- To conduct Mechanical experiments. This includes preparation of experiment specification for tests on test rigs and engines, supervision and support of experiments, plausibility check of results during the execution of the test, analysis and interpretation of test results and comparison with analytical and/or empirical models.
- To resolve problems through evaluative judgements. Analyses factual information from multiple sources, interprets results and identifies effective solutions by applying their own technical knowledge, expertise and engineering judgement.
- Is responsible for defined technical packages/investigations of work providing delivery against programme milestones within agreed cost, timescale and quality requirements.
- To be a point of contact within a given engineering discipline and to share subject matter knowledge across the function. This may include providing advisory services to designated customers, influencing their peer group, representing senior departmental staff and acting as advisor/coach on matters where they are technically authoritative.
Experience and Qualifications:
- Experience as a Stress Engineer within an aerospace engineering environment.
- Qualifications: bachelor's degree within a suitable engineering discipline.
- Working knowledge of Gas turbine engines.
- Experience using systems such as Ansys, or Abaqus (Nice to have: MATLAB, VBA, or Python).
- Must be able to obtain BPSS to start this position.
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Stress Engineer in Nottingham employer: Rolls-royce
At Rolls-Royce, we pride ourselves on being an exceptional employer, offering a dynamic work culture that fosters innovation and collaboration in our Bristol/Hybrid location. Our commitment to employee growth is evident through tailored development programmes and opportunities to engage in meaningful projects that shape the future of technology. With a focus on diversity and inclusion, we ensure that every team member feels valued and empowered to contribute to our collective success.
