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Stress (FEM) Engineer (connector systems)
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TL;DR
Stress (FEM) Engineer (connector systems) (Automotive/FEM): Supporting the design of automotive connector systems through strength and stress calculations using FEM software and classical methods, with an accent on non-linear finite element analysis and product validation. Focus on preparing analysis reports, participating in design reviews, and coordinating engineering, production, and validation teams across international locations.
Location: Boryspil, Kyiv Oblast, Ukraine
Company
develops and manufactures electronic, mechatronic modules, and connector systems for the automotive industry. The group operates 64 locations in 22 countries, with headquarters in Germany and approximately 20,000 employees.
What you will do
- Support design engineers with strength and stress calculations for new automotive products.
- Apply computer-based FEM analysis using Ansys Mechanical and CATIA, together with classical manual calculation methods.
- Participate in design reviews and prepare analysis reports for assigned projects.
- Coordinate activities with engineering, production, and product validation teams.
Requirements
- Degree in Mechanical Engineering.
- At least 2 years of relevant design and development experience.
- Knowledge of non-linear FEA methods and FEM software such as Nastran, Patran, Abaqus, or equivalent.
- Conversational and technical proficiency in English or German is required.
- Strong communication, presentation, teamwork, planning, and multitasking skills.
Culture & Benefits
- Official employment under the Labor Code of Ukraine.
- Paid vacation, sick leave, and financial support for medical issues.
- Flexible schedule and fully legal salary payments.
- Training and knowledge exchange with colleagues in Ukraine and abroad.
- Business trips to locations, mainly in Germany and the Czech Republic.
- Financial and social support in case of relocation, plus an opportunity to work while studying at university.
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