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Support lead engineer in using numerical methods to solve complex engineering problems by developing appropriate numerical simulations using Finite Element Method (FEM) with ABAQUS / ANSYS software.
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The ideal candidate will have extensive experience in CUDA based GPU programming, generative design, and finite element analysis, with a strong understanding of software development processes. Continuously monitor industry and research trends in GPU native finite element analysis and optimization and bring those ideas to the team.
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Detailed sizing, static, dynamic, damage tolerance, and modal analysis of major structural aircraft components utilizing both classical hand calculations and finite element analysis. Extraction and utilization of finite element analysis internal loads data.
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Construct and analyze finite element structural models using ABAQUS and/or ANSYS software. Experience with an FEA (Finite Element Analysis) software. Construct and analyze finite element structural models using ABAQUS and/or ANSYS software.
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Prefer 0-6 years of experience in bridge design engineering which included project work on complex structures, finite element analysis, seismic analysis, and design. Refined analysis with Midas, CSi Bridge or other finite element analysis software is preferred.
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Familiar with CSW, Finite Element Analysis (FEA) including NASTRAN/Abaqus. Guides product design and verifies structural integrity by using and developing analytical methods, finite element models/simulations and other analysis tools throughout the product lifecycle to develop the structural environment, characteristics, and performance.
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Conduct finite element analysis simulations to assess and optimize the performance of SPARC components. As a Structural Mechanical Engineer for the SPARC tokamak, you will perform thermal, structural, and electromagnetic analysis using hand calculations and finite element methods.
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Qualified candidates will have experience with box and board level mechanical design, finite element analysis, modelling and analysis of heat transfer characteristics, shock and vibration analysis, complex thermal and structural simulation, SolidWorks or other CAD/modelling experience.
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The engineer should have experience with Finite Element Analysis (FEA) software including experience performing both static and dynamic, non-linear FEA. Additionally, the engineer will support engineering and business activities of the Shipping Containers organization, including but not limited to performing engineering evaluations and generating written technical reports.
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Build 3D models of equipment, parts, and assemblies to complete Computational Fluid Dynamics or Finite Element Analysis, as well as produce shop and assembly drawings. Experience with Finite Element Analysis (FEA) is a plus.
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Familiarity with finite element analysis (FEA) tools (ANSYS preferred) Conduct mechanical design analysis including structural, tolerance, FEA (Finite Element Analysis) and design for assembly.
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Lead and perform Finite Element Analysis (FEA) for rapid design iterations. Proficient in static loading, small deflection Finite Element Analysis and other simulation techniques to improve product performance, cost, and decrease overall risk.
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Software experience: Finite Element Analysis (FEA), and Microsoft Office applications. Performing classical structural analysis and finite element analysis. Experience with classical structural and finite element analysis.
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Prefer 2-6 years experience in bridge design engineering which included project work on complex structures, finite element analysis, seismic analysis and design; Strongly prefer TDOT experience.
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At Element Biosciences, we are passionate about our mission to empower the scientific community with more freedom and flexibility to accelerate our collective impact on humanity. We are seeking an experienced Senior Scientist who will play a pivotal role in designing, optimizing and validating reagents for next-generation sequencing.
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