K&K Talents
Stress Engineer

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K&K Talents
K&K Talents is an international recruiting agency that has been providing technical resources in the European region since 1993. This position is with one of our clients in UK who is actively hiring candidates to expand their teams.
Position: Mechanical Stress Engineer
Location: Derby/ Bristol, UK
Type: Full Time Permanent
Responsibilities
In the role of Technology Lead, your responsibilities include:
- Interface with key stakeholders, including directly interacting with different Stress Specialists.
- Lead and develop a team of Stress engineers, driving technical delivery excellence, enabling collaboration across functions, and ensuring that outputs meet customer expectations for quality, safety, cost and schedule.
- Play an important role in steering high-level Stress Analysis Tasks, mentoring Stress Engineers, managing priorities, supporting stakeholder governance and enabling successful delivery through a culture of ownership, accountability and continuous improvement.
- Be part of a learning culture, where teamwork and collaboration are encouraged, excellence is rewarded, and diversity is respected and valued.
- Deliver high-quality deliverables, peer reviews to ensure that team meets customer requirements.
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Required
- Many years of working experience on Turbomachinery components like Gas Turbine for Power and/or Aviation industry.
- Understanding of aero engine modules such as Rotative, Compressors, Turbines, Combustors, Structures & Casings.
- Work closely with internal stakeholders to ensure smooth running of the projects & are on target.
- Capture requirements/scope from customer.
- Sound knowledge of Aero Engine Component Design, Analysis and Non-Conformance Assessment Process.
- Hands-on experience in structural stress and vibration analysis of aero engine components (Ex: Rotors, Stators, Bladed Disk, Structures & Casings, Turbines – Cyclic and non-cyclic).
- Hands-on experience in 2D and 3D stress and vibration analysis using FEA tools like Ansys Classic/Workbench, Abaqus, and SC03.
- Knowledge required in LCF, HCF, and Weld fatigue analysis.
- Ability to work on DOE, RCA, and field failure analysis independently and guiding Team members as and when required.
- Experience on work on Damage Tolerance Analysis and Fracture mechanics.


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