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Senior Engineer- Structures

Williams Racing
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11 months ago
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An exciting opportunity exists for aSenior Structures Engineerto join our expanding Structural Engineering team and make a key contribution to the design and development of our F1 car.

The successful candidate will be responsible for ensuring our structures meet their strength and stiffness targets balancing performance with safety and reliability. This challenging but rewarding role will suit an adaptable experienced engineer with excellent attention to detail and a willingness to demonstrate initiative work independently under pressure to meet tight deadlines.

As aSenior Structures Engineeryou will:

  • Perform structural analysis of metallic and composite F1 car components using both Finite Element Analysis and hand calculation methods.

  • Optimise existing designs and develop innovative new structural concepts identifying opportunities for mass reduction and the realisation of other car performance parameters.

  • Contribute to design reviews assessing structural viability of proposed new designs.

  • Define and observe structural proof tests carried out in the Prototype and Test department analysing results and using them to improve model correlation.

  • Write reports to summarise the analysis that has been used to demonstrate structures are fit for purpose.

  • Develop new analysis tools and improve efficiency of existing calculation methods to promote a culture of continuous development.

  • Be mentoring and training of other team members.

Our ideal Candidate is someone who has:

  • Abaqus and ANSA or Hyperworks experience.

  • Structural optimisation using Genesis or similar software.

  • A relevant degree or equivalent qualification supported by experience in motorsport aerospace or a related field.

  • In depth knowledge of calculation methods based on first principles.

  • Detailed knowledge of fatigue analysis methods.

  • Thorough understanding of structural behaviour of engineering materials.

  • Scripting and model automation skills would be beneficial as would experience of data analysis using MATLAB.

  • Can communicate effectively with other engineers both written and verbal and support the wider organisation Manufacturing Quality Prototype and Test Trackside etc.

  • Has a passion for engineering innovation and detailed analysis work.

  • Confidence and is well organised with the ability to clearly prioritise tasks and deliver to agreed deadlines making sound decisions based on good judgement and seeking input as required.


Additional Information :

#LIEM1

Williams is an equal opportunity employer that values diversity and inclusion. We are happy to discuss reasonable job adjustments.


Remote Work :

No


Employment Type :

Fulltime

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