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Wing Loads and Aeroelastics Engineer
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Overview
In this role you will contribute to calculating and analysing external wing loads for Airbus programmes from concept to certification. You will work with Flight Physics and Airframe teams to optimise aircraft performance while upholding safety and sustainability standards. You’ll engage across disciplines on current research projects and support flight tests, with opportunities to grow in data analytics, MBSE, and AI. Join a collaborative, international team shaping the next generation of aircraft.
Pay / Benefits
flexible working arrangements
international, collaborative team
opportunity to work across major Airbus programmes
professional development and learning
work on sustainability-focused projects
permanent contract
Responsibilities
Define FEM loading requirements for wing airframe design and ensure the loads process meets those requirements
Calculate, interpret and deliver static and fatigue external wing loads in line with airworthiness regulations and programme assumptions
Support airframe design teams by providing relevant load data
Assist flight test campaigns to validate load calculations
Acquire competencies in new technologies (data analytics, MBSE, AI)
Continuously improve quality, processes, methods and tools
Maintain positive relationships with team members and stakeholders
Contribute to aircraft optimization and manage technical risk through multidisciplinary approaches
Key requirements
Engineering/STEM degree or equivalent experience
Solid understanding of flight physics
Familiarity with static stress or Fatigue & Damage Tolerance in airframes
Excellent communication, teamwork and interpersonal skills
Willingness to learn and share knowledge with colleagues
Ability to develop effective customer relationships
High attention to quality and detail
Basic project management experience
English negotiation level
Familiarity with Python, NASTRAN, HyperWorks, Linux and/or MATLAB (benefits if known but not required)
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