Sr. Staff Airframe Analysis Engineer - (SJ2026AG)
Archer is seeking a Senior Staff Airframe Analysis Engineer to lead the development of major structural airframe assemblies from preliminary design through certification and manufacturing ramp-up. This role is integral to Archer's mission of advancing sustainable air mobility by designing and operating all-electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft that can carry four passengers with minimal noise.
The successful candidate will apply an in-depth understanding of load paths, design best practices, and hand calculations to design robust structural configurations. Responsibilities include providing technical guidance on design concepts, demonstrating structural integrity through hand calculations and finite element methods supported by testing, preparing and publishing stress analysis documentation, supporting design reviews and part releases, and collaborating with suppliers and engineers throughout the product development process from prototype to high-rate production.
Candidates must possess a Bachelor's degree in Aerospace Engineering or a related field, with a minimum of 10 years of experience in structural analysis of composite and metallic aerospace components. This experience should include finite element analysis (FEA), hand calculations, and certification of aerospace components, as well as evaluating complex loading scenarios and applying knowledge of aircraft components and mechanics of composite materials to ensure airworthiness and regulatory compliance. Alternatively, a Master's degree in Aerospace Engineering or a related field with at least 8 years of relevant experience is acceptable.
Archer offers a competitive annual salary ranging from $205,000 to $215,250 for this position. The company is dedicated to cultivating an equitable and inclusive environment that embraces differences and supports all team members. Employees have the opportunity to work on innovative projects in sustainable air mobility, contributing to the development of cutting-edge technology in the aerospace industry.