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Structural Stress Engineer Jobs in Kentucky (NOW HIRING)

By simulating extreme weather and structural stress at a network-wide scale, we empower the world ... research, engineering, or a comparable record of original research and applied technical work.

$103K - $159K/yr

Perform structural analysis and design including, but not limited to, reinforced and pre-stressed ... Eng.) license * Structural engineering experience should be in at least one of marine ...

Summary The Structures Engineer is responsible for maintaining the structural health and continued ... Experience performing general stress analysis to determine faster bearing, shear out, Joint ...

$145K - $203K/yr

You will play a pivotal role in shaping all aspects of structural design, certification, operation ... Documentation of stress analysis to support release of engineering drawings / documents. * Making ...

$110K - $155K/yr

S. in Engineering* 5+ years of professional experience performing structural analysis on aircraft, spacecraft or launch vehicle structures* Demonstrated knowledge of vehicle load path and stress ...

What you'll do:Pipe Stress Engineering * Establish and document pipe stress methodologies ... Coordinate with piping designers, mechanical engineers, civil/structural engineers, equipment ...

$133K - $186K/yr

Integration of structural analysis with loads and dynamics environments * Finite Element Model ... S. degree in mechanical, aerospace or civil engineering * 8+ years of experience * Solid foundation ...

Specifically, this includes ASME Section III stress and fatigue, and ASME Section XI flaw ... The manager will directly manage the SDA engineering staff, encouraging technical growth ...

Working knowledge within a relevant technical field (e.g., Aero-Mechanical, Aero-Electrical, Systems Engineering, Structural, Stress, Mass Properties, Aerodynamics, Software, etc.) * Must be aUS ...

$73K - $95K/yr

Structural engineering of pre-cast/pre-stressed concrete products and connections for large commercial buildings such as stadiums/arenas, parking garages, office buildings, warehouses, etc.

We use advanced machine learning to create engineering-grade, physics enabled digital twins of ... By simulating extreme weather and structural stress at a network-wide scale, we empower the world ...

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We use advanced machine learning to create engineering-grade, physics enabled digital twins of ... By simulating extreme weather and structural stress at a network-wide scale, we empower the world ...

$100K - $110K/yr

Relevant experience or academic background in fracture mechanics, structural integrity, stress analysis, fatigue, materials engineering, or nuclear engineering. * Strong foundation in engineering ...

$73K - $95K/yr

Structural engineering of pre-cast/pre-stressed concrete products and connections for large commercial buildings such as stadiums/arenas, parking garages, office buildings, warehouses, etc.

$119K - $150K/yr

Additionally, the Mechanical Engineer will perform preliminary and detailed level stress analysis ... Design, implement, maintain, and improve structural installations, equipment, components, products ...

About the Role As a CAE Engineer at Mind Robotics, you will be the primary authority on how our ... Strong first-principles fundamentals in stress / strain, structural dynamics, and vibration

... structural, and functional testing * Develop and execute test procedures; perform and lead test ... Coordinate closely with structures, stress, and manufacturing teams to ensure alignment between ...

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Structural Stress Engineer information

What does a structural stress engineer do?

A Structural Stress Engineer analyzes the strength and stability of structures to ensure they can withstand various loads and stresses during operation. They use engineering principles, mathematical models, and software simulations to evaluate how materials and components respond to forces such as weight, pressure, vibration, and temperature changes. Their work is crucial in industries like aerospace, civil engineering, and automotive manufacturing to ensure safety, compliance, and performance of structures. Structural Stress Engineers often collaborate with design teams to suggest improvements or modifications for greater reliability and efficiency.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a structural stress engineer, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Structural Stress Engineer, you need a solid background in structural analysis, materials science, and engineering principles, typically supported by a degree in mechanical, civil, or aerospace engineering. Familiarity with finite element analysis (FEA) software such as ANSYS or NASTRAN, along with knowledge of relevant industry codes and certifications, is commonly required. Strong problem-solving skills, attention to detail, and the ability to communicate complex technical concepts clearly are essential soft skills. These competencies ensure robust, safe, and efficient structural designs that meet stringent performance and regulatory standards.

What are some common challenges structural stress engineers face when working on multidisciplinary projects?

Structural Stress Engineers often collaborate closely with design, manufacturing, and quality teams to ensure that components meet safety and performance standards. A key challenge is balancing the need for structural integrity with design constraints such as weight reduction and manufacturability. This often involves iterative analysis, clear communication across disciplines, and adapting to evolving project requirements. Successful engineers are proactive in resolving discrepancies between analysis results and practical design considerations, and they frequently employ advanced simulation tools to predict and mitigate potential issues.

What cities in Kentucky are hiring for Structural Stress Engineer jobs?

Cities in Kentucky with the most Structural Stress Engineer job openings:

Principal Research Scientist - Risk

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Job description

Imagine having the power to stress-test an entire power grid against a hurricane or thunderstorm before the clouds even gather. That is the reality we are creating at Neara.

We use advanced machine learning to create engineering-grade, physics enabled digital twins of electricity grids across four continents, this helps asset owners understand their biggest challenges and bring the most viable solutions to life across millions of kilometres of infrastructure.

By simulating extreme weather and structural stress at a network-wide scale, we empower the world’s largest utilities to pinpoint risks, optimise investments and build a more resilient global energy future.

Our team is a collection of brilliant minds who are fanatical about making a tangible difference in the real world, utilising AI and machine learning to accelerate everything from data classification to complex scenario analysis. We have built a special culture where innovation thrives because everyone owns the mission and we need smart, creative people to help us scale this impact to every corner of the globe.

Principal Research Scientist - Risk

We are seeking an experienced research scientist to lead Neara’s internal research group in topics of system resilience, reliability, and policy. In this role, you will define a research agenda, develop rigorous statistical and decision models, and translate findings into tools and recommendations for utilities managing billions of dollars in capital expenditure.

Neara provides network-scale structural, loading, and contextual data across complete overhead electrical systems. As the Principal Research Scientist - Risk, you will use this information to build generalizable models of asset failure and determine the value of additional data, inspections, and interventions.

What You Will Do:
  • Build and lead Neara’s applied research function for infrastructure risk and resilience.
  • Direct a team of researchers and establish rigorous standards for risk modeling, uncertainty quantification, and decision-making.
  • Develop predictive models for equipment damage, vegetation failure, outage likelihood and duration, and wildfire-related risk.
  • Design decision models that quantify the operational and economic consequences of resilience and reliability investments, including asset replacement, vegetation management, and network redesign.
  • Quantify the value of data including pole loading analysis, visual inspections, and the installation of new devices and remote sensing capabilities, both empirically and by analytical methods.
Who You Are:
  • A PhD in statistics, applied mathematics, physics, computer science, operations research, engineering, or a comparable record of original research and applied technical work.
  • Evidence of having independently defined and led a substantial research program as a group leader or industry principal, demonstrated through influential publications, patents, or production systems.
  • Experienced in building technical teams and setting research direction.
  • Extensive experience in probabilistic modeling, uncertainty quantification, model validation, scientific computing capabilities and decision-making under incomplete information.
  • Substantial experience modeling operational systems. Particularly relevant topics include insurance or catastrophe modeling; weather prediction and climate hazard; outages in power systems; and reliability engineering.
What We Offer:
  • A highly competitive compensation package including a significant equity component to ensure you directly benefit from Neara’s sustained success and impact on critical infrastructure.
  • The opportunity to work on a cutting-edge, 3D physics-enabled platform used to anticipate the impact of extreme events, reduce infrastructure failure, and direct investment. Access to unique network-scale utility data unavailable in other industrial research settings.
  • Freedom to define and build Neara’s research modeling function, establishing the agenda, identifying preferred methods and working on novel under-specified problems.
  • A central role in shaping Neara’s long-term product roadmap, analytical standards and customer advisory services.
  • Flexible hours and working arrangements designed to help you do your best work from where you work best.

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