Aero Gas Turbine Structural Analysis Engineer

Job Description

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About the Company

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We are seeking an experienced Aero Gas Turbine Structural Analysis Engineer to join our team in East Hartford, Connecticut. The ideal candidate will possess a strong background in gas turbine durability, with a focus on structural analysis. This role is integral to ensuring the reliability and performance of our aerospace products, particularly those aligned with Pratt and Whitney standards.

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About the Role

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We are seeking an engineer to evaluate the structural durability of gas turbine components supporting Pratt & Whitney aerospace programs. In this role, you will use finite element analysis to assess component performance, investigate technical issues, and communicate recommendations that improve reliability.

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Responsibilities

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• Perform structural and durability analyses of turbine components, including stress, vibration, and fatigue assessments.
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• Build and interpret finite element models to evaluate component performance against design and customer requirements.
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• Read engineering drawings and apply geometric dimensioning and tolerancing principles, including ASME Y14.5M.
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• Work with design and other engineering teams to resolve technical issues and improve component durability.
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• Investigate potential failure modes, support root-cause analysis, and recommend corrective or mistake-proofing actions.
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• Document methods, results, and recommendations in clear technical reports and presentations.
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• Join us to help solve challenging turbine durability problems alongside engineering teams supporting aerospace programs.
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Qualifications

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• Bachelor’s degree in engineering.
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• At least 5 years of relevant gas turbine engineering experience, including hands-on structural analysis; 8 or more years preferred.
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Required Skills

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• Experience using finite element analysis tools for stress, vibration, or fatigue analysis.
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• Strong understanding of gas turbine operation and the relationship between component design and durability.
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• Ability to interpret engineering drawings and communicate analysis results to technical and nontechnical stakeholders.
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• Proficiency with Microsoft Office for technical documentation and presentations.
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• Skills Required ANSYS Software, Engineering Analysis, ANSYS Finite Element Analysis.
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Preferred Skills

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• Preferred: Experience with Pratt & Whitney products and standards, particularly GTF compressor or turbine rotor hardware.
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Pay range and compensation package

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Not specified.

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Equal Opportunity Statement

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Export control requirement: This position requires access to export-controlled information. Candidates must meet the applicable access requirements, which may include U.S. citizenship, lawful permanent residence, refugee status, or asylee status.

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Location

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East Hartford, Connecticut, United States of America or Florida other locations