Aerospace Engineer
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Aerospace Engineer Job Responsibilities:
- Contributes to the design, manufacturing, and testing of aircraft and aerospace products.
- Studies proposed projects to assess safety and feasibility.
- Evaluates designs with regard to engineering principles, customer requirements and environmental regulations.
- Produces and presents prototypes and models for proposed designs.
- Conducts tests on prototypes and models.
- Inspects damaged or malfunctioning products to determine the problem and propose solutions.
- Determine costs for financial feasibility.
- Assists in production of manuals and troubleshooting guides for finished product.
- Coordinate with other teams to ensure standards and timelines are met.
- Contributes to efforts of the organization by accomplishing related tasks as needed.
[Work Hours & Benefits] A well-qualified aerospace engineer is also going to want to know about your working hours and benefits. Describe your typical work hours and let them know if you offer things like flexible scheduling. Include particularly attractive benefits such as employee development programs, paid parental leave and commuter benefits. As you contemplate whether to post your aerospace engineer starting salary, it might help to compare it to the national average and the aerospace engineering job outlook for the next few years.
Aerospace Engineer Qualifications/Skills:
- Highly skilled in math, physics, thermodynamics, mechanics and robotics
- Excellent problem-solving skills
- Ability to communicate effectively
- Strong time-management skills
- Detail oriented and highly organized
- Excellent analytical and critical thinking skills
Aerospace Engineer Education, Experience, and Licensing Requirements:
- Bachelor’s degree in aerospace engineering or related field (Master’s degree preferred)
- Previous experience in aerospace engineering
- Professional Engineer license preferred
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