Stress Engineer Job Details
Job Ref:
107620150
Industry: Engineering, Manufacturing
Region/County: Unspecified
Salary: £28000 - £38600/annum to £38600
Post Date: 09/05/2012
Job Description: This is a fantastic opportunity for an experienced Stress Engineer to join one of Derby's most prominent employers. As part of a team, you will develop and apply structural integrity assessment techniques to support the design, safety justification, in-service operation and manufacturing of current and future reactor plants. You will undertake a broad range of mechanical assessments, including linear, non-linear and dynamic finite element analyses (2D, 3D, static and thermal), making use of industry-wide tools and codes (such as fracture mechanics, fatigue, ASME codes and R6). Additionally, you will often be involved in constructing an appropriate safety argument. Our client is seeking candidates qualified to degree level or equivalent in mechanical engineering or a related discipline, with experience of finite element analysis and/or fracture mechanics methods applied to structural analysis. A strong background in one of the following areas would also be beneficial: fatigue assessment, probabilistic fracture mechanics, residual stress modelling, acoustic modelling, creep, impact, design-by-analysis, programming (eg Fortran). If you feel you have the right level of experience for our client, please apply now. However, if you do not hear back from us within 14 days, kindly assume you have been unsuccessful. (agy)
Industry: Engineering, Manufacturing
Region/County: Unspecified
Salary: £28000 - £38600/annum to £38600
Post Date: 09/05/2012
Job Description: This is a fantastic opportunity for an experienced Stress Engineer to join one of Derby's most prominent employers. As part of a team, you will develop and apply structural integrity assessment techniques to support the design, safety justification, in-service operation and manufacturing of current and future reactor plants. You will undertake a broad range of mechanical assessments, including linear, non-linear and dynamic finite element analyses (2D, 3D, static and thermal), making use of industry-wide tools and codes (such as fracture mechanics, fatigue, ASME codes and R6). Additionally, you will often be involved in constructing an appropriate safety argument. Our client is seeking candidates qualified to degree level or equivalent in mechanical engineering or a related discipline, with experience of finite element analysis and/or fracture mechanics methods applied to structural analysis. A strong background in one of the following areas would also be beneficial: fatigue assessment, probabilistic fracture mechanics, residual stress modelling, acoustic modelling, creep, impact, design-by-analysis, programming (eg Fortran). If you feel you have the right level of experience for our client, please apply now. However, if you do not hear back from us within 14 days, kindly assume you have been unsuccessful. (agy)
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