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Kintec Global Recruitment

Structural Engineer

England
Posted about 13 hours ago
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Job Title: Composite Structures Engineer

Location: South East England

Contract Type: Permanent

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Key Responsibilities

  • Design composite parts and assemblies using mainstream CAD packages
  • Select materials and define layups and fibre orientations
  • Make design-for-manufacture decisions across processes such as infusion, RTM and prepreg
  • Produce drawings, layup documentation and manufacturing specifications
  • Run linear and non-linear FEA on composite structures
  • Support simulation work with hand calculations and test correlation
  • Evaluate stiffness, strength, buckling, fatigue and damage tolerance
  • Write technical reports and design justifications that clients can act on
  • Contribute to bids, proposals and client presentations

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  • Proven depth in either composite design or composite analysis
  • Working knowledge of composite failure criteria
  • Familiarity with common composite manufacturing methods
  • Comfort validating simulation against physical test results
  • Ability to explain complex engineering clearly to non-specialists
  • Chartered status, or actively working toward it, preferred
  • Full UK driving licence essential, as the office and client sites are rural
  • Willingness to be mainly office-based initially, moving to hybrid working afterwards
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Skills

Composite Design
Composite Analysis
CAD
Material Selection
Manufacturing Processes
FEA
Simulation
Technical Reporting
Client Presentations
Design Justifications
Failure Criteria
Test Correlation
Engineering Communication
Chartered Status
Driving Licence

Location

England, United Kingdom

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