Summary
Perform high-quality mesh generation for structural analysis using Hypermesh and Patran.
Develop and refine GFEM and DFEM models for various components and assemblies, ensuring mesh quality and compliance with CAE standards.
Prepare models for static, agile, and thermal FEA simulations.
Perform Strcutural Analysis Hand calculation for static stress checks like Buckling, crippling, Lug analysis, fastener check using classical methods
Interpret and apply engineering drawings and CAD data to build accurate finite element models
Ensure mesh quality and convergence to meet analysis requirements.
Ensure adherence to customer-specific FEM guidelines and industry best practices.
Collaborate closely with design, simulation, and test teams to validate and iterate FE models.
Document meshing processes, model assumptions, and preprocessing methodologies.
Troubleshoot and resolve issues related to meshing and model setup.
Job Requirements :
10+ years of experience in stress analysis engineering, preferably in the aviation industry.
Familiarity with optimization techniques for FE modeling.
Solid command over Hypermesh and Nastran/ Patran for shell and solid meshing.
Hands-on experience in GFEM and DFEM meshing techniques and standards.
Perform Strcutural Analysis Hand calculation for static stress checks like Buckling, crippling, Lug analysis, fastener check using classical methods
Solid understanding of FEA fundamentals, material properties, and boundary conditions.
Familiarity with CAD software (e.g., CATIA, NX) for model extraction and cleanup.
Excellent problem-solving and communication skills
10+ years of relevant Airframe structural Analysis experience
Bachelor's or master’s degree in mechanical, Aerospace, or related engineering field.
Ability to manage multiple tasks and meet tight deadlines.
📌 Lead Aero Structures Engineer Stress Analysis Bengaluru
🏢 Icube Human Capital Solutions
📍 Bengaluru
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