Flight Physics Engineer


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Recruiter

webrecruit

Listed on

22nd May 2018

Location

Bristol

Salary/Rate

£50000 - £50000

Salary Notes

£Competitive Plus Benefits

Type

Permanent

Start Date

ASAP

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Flight Physics Engineer

Bristol

If you have a background in applied aerodynamics and/or flight dynamics, this is an amazing opportunity to help a game-changing business transform the world of aviation as we know it.

About the Company:

Our client is an exciting new company that’s looking to change how the public views and uses the aviation industry. As part of this, they are developing a Personal Electric Aircraft.

They’ve pushed beyond the concept stage and are now looking to develop and certify the production version. As such, our client is now looking for a Flight Physics Engineer to join their team.

The Benefits:

- Competitive salary

- 4% flexible benefits

- 3% pension

- The chance to join a passionate team with unrivalled technical expertise

- An innovative and forward-thinking culture

- The opportunity to support a unique, ground-breaking project with huge potential

In this exciting role, you’ll have the opportunity to play a key part in the creation of a new aircraft with the potential to transform the aviation industry.

You will join a talented and fresh-thinking team who are striving to deliver performance, ideas and concepts that make a real difference.

Our client believes that great engineering is about the elegance and efficiency of doing more with less. So, if you want to think outside the box, push the boundaries of what is considered normal and have the freedom to explore and develop your ideas, this is the role for you.

The Role:

As a Flight Physics Engineer, you’ll support the development of our client’s new aircraft.

Your role will focus on the generation of aerodynamic loads and performance data to support vehicle design and influence aircraft configuration and sizing.

Reporting to the Head of Flight Physics, you will:

- Use a combination of hand calculations, computational modelling and experimental results to generate design data

- Develop and validate methods and tools to enable the rapid turnaround of analyses

- Help to interpret aerodynamic calculations

- Provide load cases for structural design, data on vehicle performance, stability and control

- Recommend ways to evolve designs

- Prepare specifications for physical tests

- Assist with build and fault-finding activities

About You:

To join our client as a Flight Physics Engineer, you’ll need:

- At least three years’ experience of applied aerodynamics and/or flight dynamics in an industrial environment

- A Master’s degree in aerospace engineering, mechanical engineering or equivalent

Ideally, you’ll be proficient in MATLAB or Simulink, but this isn’t essential. Experience of any of the following would also be beneficial: CFD methods for external aerodynamics and software, particularly ANSYS, aerodynamic load case definition and data generation, experimental aerodynamics or working with aircraft type certification standards.

Other companies may call this role Flight Physics Engineer, Aviation Physics Engineer, Aerodynamics Engineer, Flight Dynamics Engineer, Mechanical Engineer, Aerospace Engineer or Aviation Engineer.

The successful candidate will be required to provide proof that they have the right to work in the UK.

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