Integration and Test Engineer (Structures), Omen

- Own all structural test activities from materials characterization through component and assembly-level static testing across increasingly mature integration environments

- Develop, review, and execute right-sized structural test plans including coupon tests (tension, compression, bearing, pull-through), element tests, and full-scale structural tests, including frequency response characterization

- Plan and execute structural proof load and ultimate load test programs for primary structure (wing, fuselage, nacelles, stabilizers)

- Coordinate with structures analysis team to correlate Finite Element Analysis (FEA) predictions with test results and support model validation

- Support characterization of nacelle loads, wing torsion, and aeroelastic interactions through surrogate platform testing

- Focus on the safety of structural test environments, ensuring that potential harm to team members is eliminated by design

- Implement and maintain processes for configuration control of structural test articles and fixtures

- Develop instrumentation plans for structural tests including strain gauges, displacement transducers, load cells, and Digital Image Correlation (DIC)

- Support airworthiness evidence packages by maintaining test data quality and traceability for structural substantiation

- Bachelor degree or higher in Mechanical, Aerospace, Structural, Civil, or related engineering discipline

- 5+ years experience in structural testing of aerospace or automotive structures

- Experience with composite materials testing including coupon, element, and full-scale structural test programs (static and dynamic) per relevant standards (e.g. ASTM)

- Experience developing load test setups including hydraulic actuators, load introduction fixtures, and reaction structures

- Familiarity with Ground Vibration Testing (GVT) and Structural Mode Interaction (SMI) characterization through test.

- Knowledge of structural analysis methods (FEA correlation, stress analysis) and ability to interpret analysis predictions for test planning

- Strong test engineering foundation - DAQ setup and operation, and proficiency with structural test instrumentation (strain gauges, load cells, displacement transducers)

- Extremely organized and detail-oriented, excellent verbal and written communication skills (effective for broad audiences)

- A sincere commitment to a positive, inclusive, and collaborative culture

- Eligible to obtain and maintain a security clearance in United States, United Kingdom, or Australia