Aeromechanical Engineer
About this role
abra professional services is seeking a talented Aeromechanical Engineer!
If you are looking for a meaningful technological journey filled with multidisciplinary challenges, come and be a part of our story.
As an Aeromechanical Engineer, you will join our Aeromechanics Team within the Platform Development Division at the company’s Modi'in site.
Key Responsibilities:
- Participate in the mechanical design of airborne structures, mechanisms, and aircraft systems.
- Drive end-to-end development and validation, from initial conceptual design through to mass production.
- Improve, optimize, and upgrade existing operational products.
- Oversee production accompaniment, environmental/flight testing, and the preparation of detailed engineering drawings.
- Author technical requirements, design specifications, and engineering reports.
Requirements
Requirements:
- B.Sc. in Mechanical Engineering or Aerospace/Aeronautical Engineering.
- Proven experience in mechanical design (experience in the aviation/aerospace industry – A significant advantage).
- Hands-on experience working with complex, multidisciplinary systems.
- Experience in the design and manufacturing of composite material structures.
- Proven experience in mechanical integration.
- Strong understanding and proficiency in structural strength analysis (FEA).
- Highly independent with a proven ability to lead tasks end-to-end.
- Practical background in a technical role (Military service / Industry experience / Technical hobbies) – An advantage.
Company at a glance
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