CAE Analyst - Stress Engineer Aeronautics

ppbMICLA Engineering Design /b was established in b2005 /b with the aim to support its clients, offering qualified resources in the bAutomotive area /b and generally in industry. Historically, we are a key player in Engineering and Consultancy in advanced technologies and services. We develop a market position through our solutions, the fruit of our experience, values and passion for Design and Engineering. /p pOur main values are bM /b indful, bI /b nclusive, bC /b ommunicative, bL /b oyal and bA /b mbitious. These values describe the attitude, behaviors, and mindset that MICLA team shares across its various locations. /p h3Role: Stress Engineer (CAE Department) /h3 pWe are seeking a Stress Engineer with a background in Aerospace, Mechanical or Automotive Engineering to join our CAE Department. In this role, your key responsibilities will be: /p ul liSupport new aerostructures projects. /li liManage stress analysis and non-conformities in current aerostructures programs. /li /ul h3Requisiti /h3 h3Technical Skills /h3 ul liProven experience in the structural analysis of non-conformities for current civil aerostructures programs (experience with the ATR Program is highly desirable). /li liProficiency in static, fatigue, and damage tolerance analysis methods for aeronautical aluminum alloy structures. /li liGood knowledge of Leonardo Civil programs and ATR program, if possible, specifically concerning analysis methods and allowables. /li liProficiency in CAD and CAE tools, specifically Catia V5, NASGRO, Nastran, and Patran. /li /ul h3Soft Skills /h3 ul liExcellent communication and synthesis skills. /li liCollaborative team player who can also work autonomously and independently. /li liFlexibility and availability to travel as required. /li /ul h3Language Skills /h3 ul liEnglish: At least B2 level is mandatory. /li liItalian: Mandatory fluent or native level. /li /ul h3Experience Level Position Details /h3 pWe welcome candidates with varying levels of experience. We are looking for both bpassionate entry-level engineers /b (recent graduates or 1 year of experience) and bexperts /b (4‑6 years of experience as a Stress Engineer in the aerospace industry). /p /p #J-18808-Ljbffr