"finite element analysis" Jobs
117 open tech roles matching “finite element analysis”, taken straight from company career pages — not reposted from other job boards. Most in demand right now: finite element analysis, CAD, Mechanical Engineering. Every listing is re-checked daily and closed roles are removed.
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Join SpaceX as a Mechanical Engineer to design and build critical production assets for the Starship launch vehicle.
Join SpaceX as a New Graduate Engineer in Propulsion, focusing on developing fluid systems for interplanetary vehicles.
Join SpaceX as a Mechanical Engineer to design and build innovative launch systems for the Starship program.
Join SpaceX as a Senior Build Engineer to lead the integration and testing of Starship and Super Heavy vehicles.
Own the complete lifecycle of spacecraft subsystems while mentoring junior engineers in a fast-paced environment.
Join SpaceX as a Senior Mechanical Engineer to design and build critical production assets for the Starship launch vehicle.
Join SpaceX as a New Graduate Mechanical Engineer to design and produce innovative hardware for Starlink's satellite internet service.
Join K2 Space as a Senior Satellite Mechanical Engineer to design and develop cutting-edge optical payloads for advanced satellite missions.
Join Outrider as a Senior Mechatronics Engineer to develop innovative robotic systems for autonomous yard operations.
Join Neuralink as a Neuroengineer to develop next-gen brain-computer interfaces and contribute to groundbreaking neurological solutions.
Join Skydio as a Product Design Engineer to design and prototype mechanical systems for advanced camera modules in autonomous drones.
Join Varda as a Structures Engineering Intern to design and test mechanical elements for in-orbit manufacturing spacecraft.
Lead the design of next-generation payment devices at Stripe, focusing on both mechanical and industrial design.
Join Saronic Technologies as a Perception Hardware Engineer to develop and integrate sensing systems for unmanned surface vessels.