Stress Engineer - Aerospace

1w1 week ago

Capgemini

Montréal, CA · Full-time · C$75,819 – C$118,350

About this role

At Capgemini Engineering, the world leader in engineering services, we bring together a global team of engineers, scientists, and architects to help innovative companies unleash their potential. Join as an intermediate Stress Engineer for our aerospace partner in Mirabel on a hybrid schedule of 3 days per week on site. Support the commercial aircraft program as a specialist in aircraft structure.

Realize or review structural justification analyses for aircraft systems including hydraulic and pneumatic piping, valves, supports, tube flanges, and anchors, as well as primary and secondary structures. Conduct static, FEM, fatigue, and damage tolerance analyses as needed. Ensure thorough verification of structural integrity across components.

Coordinate certain activities with external teams when required. Collaborate closely with other departments within a multidisciplinary team environment. Thrive in a dynamic setting supporting aerospace innovation on the North Shore of Montréal.

Join a family that places innovation and new technologies at the heart of digital transformation using agile and iterative methodologies. Benefit from an inclusive culture enabling full potential and a fulfilling career. Access a comprehensive set of flexible benefits and lifestyle policies.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering or aerospace engineering with 5 to 10 years of relevant experience in the aerospace industry
Knowledge of primary and secondary aircraft structures (metallic and composites) as well as systems installation
Excellent understanding of stress analysis basics (metallic and composite)
Knowledge of stress analysis for systems is an asset
Good mastery of FEM and FEA principles
Knowledge of MS Patran/Nastran, HyperWorks, and CATIA V5 is an asset
Mastery of English (spoken and written); French is an asset
Dynamic, autonomous individual with strong planning abilities, responsibility, team orientation, and ability to work under pressure

Responsibilities

Realize or review structural justification analyses for aircraft systems (hydraulic and pneumatic piping, valves, supports, tube flanges and anchors), as well as primary and secondary structures
Conduct static, FEM, fatigue, and damage tolerance analyses as needed
Coordinate certain activities with an external team when required
Collaborate closely with other departments within a multidisciplinary team
Support the commercial aircraft program as a stress specialist on aircraft structure

Benefits

Hybrid work mode: 3 days per week on site in Mirabel
Inclusive recruitment regardless of gender, race, disability, age, sexual orientation, religion, marital status, pregnancy, or maternity
Comprehensive flexible benefits package and lifestyle policies
Agile and iterative methodology to deliver innovative solutions