
Rotor Dynamics and Vibration Engineer
Job Description: Rotor Dynamics and Vibration Engineer
A Snapshot of Your Day
How You’ll Make an Impact
- Have responsibility over the design and evaluation of the rotor and stator structure of robust, reliable, and highly efficient turbomachinery engines by using in-house developed and commercial software.
- Be a part of the whole engine development process starting from the concept design of engines to the test evaluation and further behavior in the product's life cycle.
- Be responsible to drive the innovation and technology within the field of rotor and structural dynamics.
- As part of a global organization, you will have the opportunity to build a network that expands across the world, from Europe to North America and Asia. On top of that, your multi-disciplinary collaborations will, for example, include Mechanical Design, Mechanical Integrity, Test department and Manufacturing.
What You Bring
- A master's degree or PhD in mechanical engineering, aerospace engineering, engineering physics, or a related field.
- Knowledge of and a strong interest in structural dynamics.
- Experience in rotor dynamics is highly desirable.
- Knowledge of finite element analysis, mechanical integrity, mechanical design, tribology, or related areas is an advantage.
- Experience with engineering tools such as Abaqus, Simcenter 3D, MATLAB, Python, or equivalent software is beneficial.
- A proactive and committed approach to analysing and resolving technical challenges.
- The ability to work across disciplines, both independently and as part of a team, while contributing to effective and efficient delivery.
- Proficiency in English is required; Swedish is an advantage.
We welcome applicants ranging from early-career engineers to experienced specialists. This role provides opportunities to develop technical expertise, contribute to engineering methods and tools, and work with challenging dynamics problems across a broad range of products.
About the Team
Job Description: Rotor Dynamics and Vibration Engineer
A Snapshot of Your Day
How You’ll Make an Impact
- Take responsibility for designing and evaluating rotor and stator structures for robust, reliable, and highly efficient turbomachinery using in-house and commercial software.
- Contribute throughout the engine development process, from concept design and testing to evaluating product behaviour throughout its life cycle.
- Drive innovation and technology development in rotor and structural dynamics.
- Build a global network across Europe, North America, and Asia. You will also collaborate across disciplines, including Mechanical Design, Mechanical Integrity, Testing, and Manufacturing.
What You Bring
- A master's degree or PhD in mechanical engineering, aerospace engineering, engineering physics, or a related field.
- Knowledge of and a strong interest in structural dynamics.
- Experience in rotor dynamics is highly desirable.
- Knowledge of finite element analysis, mechanical integrity, mechanical design, tribology, or related areas is an advantage.
- Experience with engineering tools such as Abaqus, Simcenter 3D, MATLAB, Python, or equivalent software is advantageous.
- A proactive and committed approach to analysing and resolving technical challenges.
- The ability to work across disciplines, both independently and as part of a team, while contributing to effective and efficient delivery.
- Proficiency in English is required; Swedish is an advantage.
We welcome applicants ranging from early-career engineers to experienced specialists. The role provides opportunities to develop technical expertise, contribute to engineering methods and tools, and work with challenging dynamics problems across a broad range of products.
About the Team
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