Senior/Principal R&D Mechanical Engineer- Component Science & Mechanics, Onsite

Job Description

The role involves using HPC platforms and finite-element software to simulate nonlinear structural responses of complex systems. The engineer will also develop numerical algorithms and a research portfolio through peer-reviewed publications and professional collaborations.

Requirements: Requires a Bachelor's degree in a relevant discipline with at least five years of experience and the ability to obtain a DOE Q security clearance. A PhD in Mechanical or Aerospace Engineering and expertise in nonlinear mechanics and numerical methods are highly desired.

Key Skills: Nonlinear Structural Mechanics, Finite Element Analysis, High Performance Computing, Computational Analysis, Numerical Algorithms, Reduced-Order Modeling, Uncertainty Quantification, Modal Analysis, Computer Programming, Vibration Testing, Solid Mechanics, Structural Dynamics, Multi-physics Simulation, AI/ML Tools, Digital Twin Development, Fracture Mechanics

Benefits: Flexible work arrangements, Compressed workweeks, Part-time work, Telecommuting, Vacation, Medical insurance, 401k, Learning opportunities, Relocation assistance