Aerospace Engineer - Level 1

Answer Engineering, a Re Manufacturing company, is seeking a Level 1 Aerospace Engineer to join their exceptional team providing aerospace design and analysis services to companies worldwide. This role offers an exciting opportunity to tackle challenging engineering problems ranging from electric vertical take-off platforms (EVTOL) to space tourism.

As an Aerospace Engineer, you will be responsible for the design and analysis of various aerospace structures and systems, utilizing CAD and Finite Element Analysis programs to bring ideas to life. You'll be involved in creating, modifying, manufacturing, and testing new and existing aerospace vehicles. The ideal candidate should have a B.S. in mechanical or aerospace engineering or comparable education/work experience.

Key responsibilities include:

• Designing and analyzing primary and secondary aerospace structures and systems
• Creating CAD and FEA models, technical reports, and customer presentations
• Developing and implementing structural tests and experiments
• Collaborating with internal and external engineering teams
• Managing schedules and tasks to meet and exceed expectations

The company offers a casual work environment with open discussions, frequent events like company BBQs and ski trips, and an office stocked with various snacks and beverages. Re Manufacturing values diversity and promotes equity and inclusion for all employees.

This is an excellent opportunity for someone looking to make a significant impact in the aerospace industry while being part of a company committed to rebuilding America's manufacturing base. The salary range for this position is $75,000 to $100,000, with the added benefit of employee ownership and shared financial rewards for the company's success.

If you're passionate about aerospace engineering, have strong technical skills, and want to be part of a team making a difference in U.S. manufacturing, this could be the perfect role for you. Join Re Manufacturing and help shape the future of aerospace technology while contributing to the growth of American manufacturing.