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Senior Aerospace Stress Engineers- Bristol, UK.

Several Senior Stress Engineers are required for our clients new and established EVTOL aircraft programs. The roles will be offered on a contract basis, with Hybrid working 3 days working onsite each week. The activity is in an early design and development phase and the sizing of structures will be the initial workload. Civil Aerostructures activity. Modern offices, professional working environment.

Candidates interested in a contract of up to 1 years initial duration are asked to forward their CV in the first instance for review.

Required knowledge and experience:
Strong Aerospace Structures experience.
Strong Composites analysis and knowledge.
Sizing of structures.
FEA 
FEM  HyperX.
12 years experience as a Stress Engineer or more

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