Solid Rocket Motor Thermostructures Engineer

Master’s degree in mechanical engineering, aerospace engineering, or a related technical field is required
A minimum of (5) years of increasingly responsible professional or industry experience is required
Experience in dynamic environments testing and instrumentation selection/setup
Working knowledge of finite element analysis approach and other computational methods for the solution of problems in structural dynamics and vibroacoustics
Working knowledge of statistical energy analysis and boundary element analysis
Experience in data processing and spectral analysis of dynamic signals
Familiarity with Falcon 9 launch vehicle dynamic environments and analysis processes
Ability to present results effectively in briefings and technical reports to teams, management, program offices, Air Force, and industry contractors
Familiarity with Python programming language
Willing to travel [occasionally to work location or customer site/domestically/internationally] approx. ~20%
This position requires ability to obtain and maintain a security clearance, which is issued by the U.S. government. U.S. citizenship is required to obtain a security clearance

Proactively identify areas of necessary development in environmental standards or analysis, work with management and engage teams to execute
Lead technical assessments and serve as point of contact on multiple programs/projects, coordinate and contribute to work within and outside of core team
Proficiency in dynamic environments testing and instrumentation selection/setup
Provide technical leadership and mentorship to staff
Contribute to engagement with industry and command media updates to test philosophy and recommended practice for newer systems coming online in defense and civil sectors
Initiate outreach to other engineering departments and program offices to help solicit collaborative efforts and funding to advance the team’s technical and standards development work
Present technical and project status briefings to management, internal and external customers, and contractors

Proficiency in commercial vibroacoustic and finite element analysis tools, such as Wave6, VA One, FEMAP, Hypermesh, or NASTRAN
Experience in analytical methods to solve problems in vibroacoustics and shock
Hands-on hardware experience, at or outside of workplace
The ability to obtain and maintain a TS/SCI security clearance, which is issued by the U.S. government, is strongly preferred. U.S. citizenship is required to obtain a security clearance