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As a Structural Dynamics Engineer at Impulse, your core responsibility will be to determine and validate loads and environments for full vehicles and component subsystems. You will work closely with a fast-paced, agile team that strives to make a high-performance spacecraft from a clean sheet design. Determine critical loads during launch, deployment, on-orbit operation, and ground handling Generate and apply forcing functions for engine-borne dynamic excitation Determine appropriate environments from vibration, acoustic, and shock sources Develop and improve finite element models of primary structures and mechanisms Develop and integrate Craig-Bampton reduced models for launch vehicle integration Generate rigid-body deployment simulations and validate with deployment testing Analyze and direct dynamic testing from pre-test analysis to post-test correlation Effectively communicate results to Responsible Engineers and Designers and collaborate on improvements and solutions Bachelor’s degree in mechanical or aerospace engineering 4+ years of demonstrated experience with structural dynamic analysis of high performance systems Proficient with at least one industry standard structural FEA package (Femap/Patran/NASTRAN, ANSYS, Abaqus, etc.) Demonstrated experience solving structural dynamic or vibration driven problems Demonstrated experience with time and frequency domain analysis Demonstrated proficiency with Matlab, Python or similar applications Demonstrated proficiency with CAD software and the ability to learn new tools Ability to communicate technical challenges, explain rationale and/or resolve concerns
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