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Aerospace Structural Engineer - Onsite in Hampton, VA

Analytical Mechanics Associates

  • Hampton, VA
  • 5 days ago
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    Skills

    • Aerospace Engineeringunmatched
    • Aerospace and Defenseunmatched
    • Analysis Skillsunmatched
    • Documentationunmatched
    • Structural Engineeringunmatched
    • United States Citizenunmatched

    Description

    Analytical Mechanics Associates (AMA) is seeking Aerospace Structural Engineers to support the Structural and Thermal Systems Branch at NASA Langley Research Center. This role involves onsite work in Hampton, VA, focusing on structural analysis for aerospace applications.The ideal candidate will hold a bachelor's degree in Engineering and possess strong skills in software such as Patran and FEMAP, as well as experience in various analysis methods. US citizenship or Permanent Residence is required, and the ability to provide effective documentation and presentations is essential.#J-18808-Ljbffr

    Numbers & Facts

    LocationHampton, VA
    IndustryAerospace and Defense
    Company Size100 to 499 employees
    Year Founded1962
    Websitehttp://www.ama-inc.com

    About Company

    Since 1962, AMA has worked with government and commercial organizations solving tough engineering, math, and business problems. AMA combines the best of engineering and mathematics capabilities with the latest in information technology and visualization to build innovative solutions. The knowledge, innovation and dedication of the AMA team creates solutions for today’s problems and provides a catalyst for tomorrow’s discoveries. AMA has provided world class technical services and products to a multitude of industries including: Aerospace, Defense, Automotive, Financial Services, Healthcare, and Packaging. Our client base includes leading government institutions and Fortune 100 companies. We are especially proud of our work supporting NASA’s missions: past, present, and future. Our work has been featured on CNN, MSNBC, WIRED, and the Discovery Channel.

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