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Mission
SEGULA Technologies Canada is part of a leading international engineering group with 15,000+ talents across 30+ countries. Our Quebec and Ontario teams contribute to major aerospace programs in a dynamic, collaborative, and innovative environment.
We are looking for Stress Engineers to join our Canadian aerospace team and contribute to future aircraft development programs, applying their expertise in structural analysis, sizing, certification, and aircraft structural integrity.
This is an exciting opportunity for experienced aerospace professionals looking to relocate to Canada and build their career within a global engineering organization.
Mission:
We are looking for a Stress Engineer to provide engineering support and contribute to aircraft development, structural integration, sizing, certification, and sustaining programs. The role focuses on ensuring structural integrity, compliance, and optimized design throughout the aircraft lifecycle.
Responsibilities:
- Perform static, fatigue, durability, and damage tolerance analyses for metallic and composite aircraft structures.
- Support preliminary and detailed structural sizing, material/hardware selection, and design optimization.
- Review and validate partner/supplier stress analyses, engineering drawings, and technical documentation.
- Analyze structural interfaces, including wing-to-fuselage attachments and splices.
- Support certification activities, ground/flight testing, and entry-into-service.
- Investigate in-service structural issues, repairs, and modifications and support corrective actions.
- Identify weight-saving opportunities while ensuring structural integrity and regulatory compliance.
- Collaborate with IPDTs, suppliers, partners, and cross-functional engineering teams.
- Provide technical guidance and, depending on experience, lead or mentor engineers.
Profile
Qualifications:
- University degree in Aerospace or Mechanical Engineering, or equivalent.
- 5+ years of relevant Stress Engineering experience.
- Strong knowledge of aircraft structures, FEA/FEM, and structural analysis.
- Experience with static strength, fatigue, and damage tolerance.
- Knowledge of metallic and composite structures and aircraft certification requirements.
- Familiarity with aircraft systems/structures such as landing gear, flight controls, high-lift systems, hydraulics, and ducting.
- Strong communication, analytical, and problem-solving skills.
- Fluent English is mandatory; French is an asset.