Senior Analysis Engineer – Propulsion

The Role:

 

We are looking for an outstanding Senior Analysis engineer with a strong background in structural stress analysis for engines to join our innovative team and help us shape the future of urban e-mobility.

 

In this position, you will have the exciting opportunity to work within the rapidly growing Structural Analysis Team as part of the Design and Aerostructures Function. You will report to the Structural Analysis Team Lead – Propulsion and be part of the multi-disciplinary Integrated Project Team for Propulsion.

 

Lilium welcomes people from all over the world. We are a multinational company and happy to support our new top talents with relocation. We have helped our new hires to meet their Visa criteria and successfully settle in Munich.

 

Your Day to Day:

 

• Sizing and stress analysis of propulsion unit structures by means of hand calculations, numerical simulations (FEM) and optimization techniques
• Create, manage and validate detailed FE models of complete propulsion structures and systems, with responsibility for the full workflow of numerical modelling, solving and post-processing
• Creation of clear and concise technical reports and documentation
• Reviewing and checking of internal and supplier analysis data
• Work closely with your Team Lead, Engineering Suppliers and Engineers from Mechanical Design, Manufacturing and Testing throughout the entire product development process to develop propulsion unit structures and attachments with exceptional performance

 

 

 

Your profile:

 

• Engineering degree in Aerospace Engineering, Mechanical Engineering or related field is required
• 8+ years of experience in Structural analysis, with application to aircraft primary structures and/or engines and pylons
• Advanced knowledge of stress analysis methods following established standards for CFRP and metallic structures, particularly for complex assemblies
• Experience in vibration analysis such as modal, harmonic or forced response, random vibration, rotor dynamics not essential but would be beneficial
• Experience in experimental methods for certification and verification would be beneficial
• Confidence in the application of optimization techniques
• In-depth understanding of the loading scenarios and mechanical behaviour of aircraft structures, particularly complex multipart assemblies
• Extensive working experience with the commercial implicit FE code OptiStruct, and corresponding pre- and post-processing tools (HyperMesh and HyperView) is a must
• Motivated, initiative and driven problem-solving attitude are critical as well as a high level of self-reliance and an autonomous target-oriented work style
• Fluent English language skills are essential, fluent German or any other language would be beneficial

 

 

 

 

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Last updated on Aug 21, 2023