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Bell Helicopter - Fort Worth, Texas

Join the Bell Mission

Bell Helicopter Textron Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Textron Inc., is an industry-leading producer of commercial and military, manned and unmanned vertical-lift aircraft and the pioneer of the revolutionary tiltrotor aircraft. We are One Bell...On A Mission to change the way the world flies with safe and superior vertical lift that saves lives, preserves freedom and provides customers exceptional value.

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Change the World: We are changing the way the world flies through advanced technologies, working hard and going the extra mile because our aircraft enables our customers to save lives and preserve freedom.

Discover Your Potential: We believe in our mission and are motivated to shape the future of vertical lift, investing in our people and inspiring innovation. We provide challenging opportunities around the world.

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Fatigue and Fracture Analysis Engineer Job Summary:

· Provides fatigue and fracture analysis support to design, analysis and test for a Bell Commercial Helicopter Certification Program.
· Responsible for establishing structural component lives, inspection and replacement intervals, establishing structural testing requirements, and for analyzing and monitoring flight test data to ensure safety of flight and continued operational readiness.
· Fatigue & Fracture engineers interface with structural analysis and design organizations, materials & processes and structural test laboratories, flight test, and civil certification authorities.

Education: BS Mechanical or Aerospace Engineering

A successful candidate will have:

· Good interpersonal and communication skills

· Ability to work in a team environment

· Strong analytical ability

· Be self motivated

· Ability to work overtime as required in flight test environmentto work overtime as required in flight test environment