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Arnold AFB, TN
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Job Description
Structural / Stress Analysis Engineer (FEA) – Active Secret – Arnold AFB, TN
Location: Arnold AFB (AEDC), Tullahoma, TN – On Site
Clearance: Active DoD Secret required (U.S. Citizenship)
Pay: $80K–$90K, depending on experience and education
Relocation: Candidates able to relocate within 2–4 weeks of offer are welcome
About the Role
You’ll analyze hardware for some of the world’s most advanced flight-simulation test facilities, including supersonic and hypersonic wind tunnels, jet and rocket engine test cells, and space-environment chambers. You’ll be part of an Engineering Solutions team supporting U.S. Air Force test operations and the National Defense Strategy.
What You’ll Do
• Run FEA (ANSYS preferred, ABAQUS OK) on test articles, fixtures, and facility components
• Analyze stress, fatigue, vibration, and thermal loads to make sure hardware holds up under extreme conditions
• Review designs with engineers and machinists, and recommend materials and fixes
• Investigate structural failures and find root causes
• Document results in clear technical reports and briefings
What You Need
• BS in Mechanical, Aerospace, Civil, or Structural Engineering + 3 years of stress/structural analysis, or MS + 1 year
• Hands-on FEA experience (ANSYS, ABAQUS, NASTRAN, or similar)
• Active DoD Secret clearance
• Strong written and verbal communication skills
Nice to Have
• Modal, random vibration, or shock analysis
• Fatigue or thermal-structural experience
• CAD (SolidWorks, Creo, NX)
• Aerospace, defense, or test-facility background
Why Tullahoma? You’ll do hands-on work on one-of-a-kind test hardware, live somewhere with a low cost of living, and be about an hour from Nashville and Huntsville.
To apply: Apply online and send your resume to Amyw@woodside-ss.com.
Location: Arnold AFB (AEDC), Tullahoma, TN – On Site
Clearance: Active DoD Secret required (U.S. Citizenship)
Pay: $80K–$90K, depending on experience and education
Relocation: Candidates able to relocate within 2–4 weeks of offer are welcome
About the Role
You’ll analyze hardware for some of the world’s most advanced flight-simulation test facilities, including supersonic and hypersonic wind tunnels, jet and rocket engine test cells, and space-environment chambers. You’ll be part of an Engineering Solutions team supporting U.S. Air Force test operations and the National Defense Strategy.
What You’ll Do
• Run FEA (ANSYS preferred, ABAQUS OK) on test articles, fixtures, and facility components
• Analyze stress, fatigue, vibration, and thermal loads to make sure hardware holds up under extreme conditions
• Review designs with engineers and machinists, and recommend materials and fixes
• Investigate structural failures and find root causes
• Document results in clear technical reports and briefings
What You Need
• BS in Mechanical, Aerospace, Civil, or Structural Engineering + 3 years of stress/structural analysis, or MS + 1 year
• Hands-on FEA experience (ANSYS, ABAQUS, NASTRAN, or similar)
• Active DoD Secret clearance
• Strong written and verbal communication skills
Nice to Have
• Modal, random vibration, or shock analysis
• Fatigue or thermal-structural experience
• CAD (SolidWorks, Creo, NX)
• Aerospace, defense, or test-facility background
Why Tullahoma? You’ll do hands-on work on one-of-a-kind test hardware, live somewhere with a low cost of living, and be about an hour from Nashville and Huntsville.
To apply: Apply online and send your resume to Amyw@woodside-ss.com.
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