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Job Title: Composite Structures Engineer
Location: South East England
Contract Type: Permanent
Why This Role Stands Out
- Significant autonomy, with engineers owning their work from concept through to validation
- Broad mix of industries and project sizes, so no two jobs look the same
- Clear support toward professional accreditation, with funded training and mentoring
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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