Within Technologies is currently looking for an enthusiastic Senior Mechanical Engineer to join its technology team.

Key requirements for the role include:

- Professional user of at least 2 different FEA packages e.g. Abacus, Ansys, Nastran

- Experience with solid mechanics

- Good understanding of the maths behind FEA

- C++ programming experience

- Good communication and team working skills

- Good technical report writing skills for FEA

- Familiarity with Structural and Thermal modeling

- Familiarity with FEA model verification and validation

- Minimum 4 years work experience

It would also be beneficial to have one or more of the following:

- Experience in developing FEA software in C++

- Experience with using FEA software C++ libraries

- Familiarity with optimisation

- Familiarity with Physical testing

- Experience with Fluid dynamics and Heat simulation

Please send your CV and Cover Letter to info@withinlab.com.

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