Pratt & Whitney · 3 days ago

Compression Systems Engineer I, Structures

United States

Full-time

Hybrid

Entry Level

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Responsibilities

Provide structural support to military or commercial engine components through all Product Development Phases.

Perform ANSYS finite element analysis for stress, vibration, fatigue life prediction, and optimization.

Participate in integrated product teams as the structures focal.

Coordinate with others to advance technology and improve processes.

Document and present results to management and external customers.

Support quality initiatives for continuous improvement using CORE tools.

Communicate effectively in English with customers, co-workers, and supervisors.

Work in a secured room as required.

Qualification

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Microsoft OfficeSecurity ClearanceANSYSWorkbenchABAQUSPATRAN / NASTRANAPDLMATLABVBAPythonC++FortranMS OfficeNX TeamcenterSAPProblem-solvingMechanical aptitude

Required

Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical, Civil, Structural, or Aerospace Engineering

3.0 GPA requirement or 2 years of engineering experience

1 year of experience with Microsoft Office applications

Ability to obtain and maintain a U.S. government-issued security clearance

U.S. citizenship is required

Preferred

6 months of experience with software and programming languages such as ANSYS, Workbench, ABAQUS, PATRAN / NASTRAN, APDL, MATLAB, VBA, Python, C++, Fortran, MS Office, NX Teamcenter, and SAP

Strong mechanical aptitude to understand complex assemblies and translate interactions into analytical assumptions