Stress Engineer
Posted on Jun 2, 2026 by CV-Library
Rugby, Warwickshire, United Kingdom
Other
Immediate Start
£60k - £60k Annual
Full-Time
Stress Engineer
Rugby
3 Year Contract – PAYE
£60,000
Stress Engineer
The Role
You will perform detailed analyses on components and assemblies using a combination of Finite Element (FE) techniques and hand calculation methods.
This work is undertaken with UK Defence customers which will require any individual applying for the role to hold or be capable of getting SC Level clearance as a UK Passport Holder. Applicants not cleared will not be accepted into the business until this clearance is provided. This is a 3-year Fixed Term Contract. Reporting to the Mechanical Integrity Leader for UK Naval you will be collaborating with a strong team engaged in solving exciting challenges within our Naval Projects portfolio.
Stress Engineer
Main Responsibilities
• Analyse components for fatigue, plastic collapse, buckling, ratcheting, rupture, natural frequency, heat transfer.
• Analyse components for loads from shock and operation.
• Assist in weld type definition and check for strength and fatigue.
• Identify deficiencies in design through analysis techniques and propose improvements to features.
• Analyse features and components for safe lifting during build and installation.
• As required, analyse non-customer equipment such as pressure test fixtures.
• Build FE models from CAD assemblies.
• Produce high quality technical reports and presentation material.
• Participate in design reviews, customer presentations and meetings.
Stress Engineer
The Candidate
• Honours degree or equivalent in Mechanical Engineering or related analytical discipline.
• Demonstrable experience of analysis of mechanical components.
• Experience in FEA packages, ideally ANSYS.
• Technical knowledge of rotating equipment, turbines preferably (although not essential).
• Able to gain SC security clearance.
• Knowledge of ASME and DNV Codes.
• Experience in rotordynamics would be an advantage.
• Desired Characteristics
• Able to work as part of a multi-disciplinary team.
• Can commit to and keep tight deadlines.
• Ability to highlight risk and make fact-based decisions.
• Proactive approach to work.
• Chartered Engineer status or working towards.
INDAB
Rugby
3 Year Contract – PAYE
£60,000
Stress Engineer
The Role
You will perform detailed analyses on components and assemblies using a combination of Finite Element (FE) techniques and hand calculation methods.
This work is undertaken with UK Defence customers which will require any individual applying for the role to hold or be capable of getting SC Level clearance as a UK Passport Holder. Applicants not cleared will not be accepted into the business until this clearance is provided. This is a 3-year Fixed Term Contract. Reporting to the Mechanical Integrity Leader for UK Naval you will be collaborating with a strong team engaged in solving exciting challenges within our Naval Projects portfolio.
Stress Engineer
Main Responsibilities
• Analyse components for fatigue, plastic collapse, buckling, ratcheting, rupture, natural frequency, heat transfer.
• Analyse components for loads from shock and operation.
• Assist in weld type definition and check for strength and fatigue.
• Identify deficiencies in design through analysis techniques and propose improvements to features.
• Analyse features and components for safe lifting during build and installation.
• As required, analyse non-customer equipment such as pressure test fixtures.
• Build FE models from CAD assemblies.
• Produce high quality technical reports and presentation material.
• Participate in design reviews, customer presentations and meetings.
Stress Engineer
The Candidate
• Honours degree or equivalent in Mechanical Engineering or related analytical discipline.
• Demonstrable experience of analysis of mechanical components.
• Experience in FEA packages, ideally ANSYS.
• Technical knowledge of rotating equipment, turbines preferably (although not essential).
• Able to gain SC security clearance.
• Knowledge of ASME and DNV Codes.
• Experience in rotordynamics would be an advantage.
• Desired Characteristics
• Able to work as part of a multi-disciplinary team.
• Can commit to and keep tight deadlines.
• Ability to highlight risk and make fact-based decisions.
• Proactive approach to work.
• Chartered Engineer status or working towards.
INDAB
Reference: 225189400
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Stress Engineer
Posted on Jun 2, 2026 by CV-Library
Rugby, Warwickshire, United Kingdom
Other
Immediate Start
£60k - £60k Annual
Full-Time
Stress Engineer
Rugby
3 Year Contract – PAYE
£60,000
Stress Engineer
The Role
You will perform detailed analyses on components and assemblies using a combination of Finite Element (FE) techniques and hand calculation methods.
This work is undertaken with UK Defence customers which will require any individual applying for the role to hold or be capable of getting SC Level clearance as a UK Passport Holder. Applicants not cleared will not be accepted into the business until this clearance is provided. This is a 3-year Fixed Term Contract. Reporting to the Mechanical Integrity Leader for UK Naval you will be collaborating with a strong team engaged in solving exciting challenges within our Naval Projects portfolio.
Stress Engineer
Main Responsibilities
• Analyse components for fatigue, plastic collapse, buckling, ratcheting, rupture, natural frequency, heat transfer.
• Analyse components for loads from shock and operation.
• Assist in weld type definition and check for strength and fatigue.
• Identify deficiencies in design through analysis techniques and propose improvements to features.
• Analyse features and components for safe lifting during build and installation.
• As required, analyse non-customer equipment such as pressure test fixtures.
• Build FE models from CAD assemblies.
• Produce high quality technical reports and presentation material.
• Participate in design reviews, customer presentations and meetings.
Stress Engineer
The Candidate
• Honours degree or equivalent in Mechanical Engineering or related analytical discipline.
• Demonstrable experience of analysis of mechanical components.
• Experience in FEA packages, ideally ANSYS.
• Technical knowledge of rotating equipment, turbines preferably (although not essential).
• Able to gain SC security clearance.
• Knowledge of ASME and DNV Codes.
• Experience in rotordynamics would be an advantage.
• Desired Characteristics
• Able to work as part of a multi-disciplinary team.
• Can commit to and keep tight deadlines.
• Ability to highlight risk and make fact-based decisions.
• Proactive approach to work.
• Chartered Engineer status or working towards.
INDAB
Rugby
3 Year Contract – PAYE
£60,000
Stress Engineer
The Role
You will perform detailed analyses on components and assemblies using a combination of Finite Element (FE) techniques and hand calculation methods.
This work is undertaken with UK Defence customers which will require any individual applying for the role to hold or be capable of getting SC Level clearance as a UK Passport Holder. Applicants not cleared will not be accepted into the business until this clearance is provided. This is a 3-year Fixed Term Contract. Reporting to the Mechanical Integrity Leader for UK Naval you will be collaborating with a strong team engaged in solving exciting challenges within our Naval Projects portfolio.
Stress Engineer
Main Responsibilities
• Analyse components for fatigue, plastic collapse, buckling, ratcheting, rupture, natural frequency, heat transfer.
• Analyse components for loads from shock and operation.
• Assist in weld type definition and check for strength and fatigue.
• Identify deficiencies in design through analysis techniques and propose improvements to features.
• Analyse features and components for safe lifting during build and installation.
• As required, analyse non-customer equipment such as pressure test fixtures.
• Build FE models from CAD assemblies.
• Produce high quality technical reports and presentation material.
• Participate in design reviews, customer presentations and meetings.
Stress Engineer
The Candidate
• Honours degree or equivalent in Mechanical Engineering or related analytical discipline.
• Demonstrable experience of analysis of mechanical components.
• Experience in FEA packages, ideally ANSYS.
• Technical knowledge of rotating equipment, turbines preferably (although not essential).
• Able to gain SC security clearance.
• Knowledge of ASME and DNV Codes.
• Experience in rotordynamics would be an advantage.
• Desired Characteristics
• Able to work as part of a multi-disciplinary team.
• Can commit to and keep tight deadlines.
• Ability to highlight risk and make fact-based decisions.
• Proactive approach to work.
• Chartered Engineer status or working towards.
INDAB
Reference: 225189400
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