FE Analyst

• Salary: £35k - £60k dependent upon experience

• Structural and Performance Analysis: Conduct comprehensive finite element analyses to evaluate the structural, thermal, and mechanical behavior of components under various operating conditions.
• Project Collaboration: Partner with cross-functional teams, including design, testing, and manufacturing engineers, to ensure products meet performance, safety, and durability criteria.
• Model Development: Build, validate, and document finite element models using state-of-the-art simulation software.
• Result Interpretation: Analyse simulation results and create clear reports and presentations to convey key insights and recommend design improvements.
• Continuous Improvement: Stay updated on the latest advancements in FEA methodologies and contribute innovative solutions to enhance engineering processes.
• Mentoring: (For senior positions) Guide junior team members, offering technical leadership and supporting their development.

• Educational Background: Bachelor's degree in Civil/Structural/Mechanical Engineering (Master's degree preferred) or with equivalent experience.
• FEA Expertise: Demonstrated proficiency in finite element analysis tools (e.g., ANSYS, Abaqus, HyperMesh, or similar).
• Technical Knowledge: Solid understanding of mechanical engineering concepts, such as stress analysis, thermal modeling, materials science, and fatigue analysis.
• Communication Skills: Exceptional verbal and written communication abilities to explain technical findings to diverse audiences.
• Teamwork: Proven capability to thrive in collaborative, multidisciplinary settings while also excelling independently.
• CAD Familiarity: Experience with geometry creation and preparation for simulation workflows.

• Industry Experience: Prior experience in highly regulated fields such as nuclear, automotive, aerospace, or energy sectors.
• Programming Skills: Proficiency in programming or scripting (e.g., Python, MATLAB) to automate analysis tasks or enhance simulation workflows.
• Advanced Skills: Familiarity with optimization techniques, multi-physics simulations, or dynamic scenarios (e.g., seismic or impact analysis).
• Standards Proficiency: Clear understanding of technical drawings and compliance with industry standards.

• Salary: £35k - £60k dependent upon experience
• Professional Growth: Opportunities for rapid career progression, continuous learning, and exposure to challenging projects.
• Flexible Working: A hybrid work model for improved work-life balance, (3 days minimum in the office after initial onboarding is completed)
• Supportive Environment: An inclusive and collaborative workplace culture that empowers diverse talent.
• Development Opportunities: Access to on-the-job training, funding for professional memberships, and support for attaining chartership.
• Generous Benefits: Competitive salary, annual bonuses, 28 days plus bank holidays, and comprehensive facilities (in-office gym and canteen).
• Global Mobility: Potential for international career progression within the organization.

• Build and refine finite element models to simulate real-world scenarios and validate designs.
• Communicate technical findings and collaborate with cross-functional teams to deliver optimized solutions.
• Troubleshoot engineering challenges using analytical tools and iterative modeling processes.
• Mentor team members (for senior roles) and foster a culture of knowledge-sharing and skill development.
• Stay ahead of industry trends by participating in training sessions and pursuing professional certifications.

EC&I Partners