Job Description

D for Mech Design Engr II

Join a team recognized for leadership, innovation, and diversity

The future is what you make it.

When you join Honeywell, you become a member of our global team of thinkers, innovators, dreamers, and doers who make the things that make the future. That means changing the way we fly, fueling jets in an eco-friendly way, keeping buildings intelligent and safe and even making it possible to breathe on Mars.

Working at Honeywell isn't just about developing cool things. That's why all of our employees enjoy access to dynamic career opportunities across different fields and industries.

Why Honeywell

Honeywell changes the way the world works. For more than 130 years, we've solved the toughest customer challenges through a rare combination of our industrial expertise and our innovations in groundbreaking software and technology, and industry-leading automation. This perfection is built on a foundation of inclusion, diversity and driving a performance culture that values integrity and ethics.

Responsibilities

Requirements for the Mech Design Engineer II for Engine Systems and Components Analyses in Engines and Power Systems are the following:

Bachelors or master's degree in mechanical engineering with 2-4 years of experience
Good Aero Gas Turbine Engines (GTE ) & APU product knowledge
Strong in Solid Mechanics, Vibrations, Composite material modeling & Finite Element Analysis concepts
Experience in thermal, strength, vibration & fatigue analysis of Aero engine & APU components, sub-systems & systems
Experience in composite modeling & analysis using Ansys WB, Hypermesh & NASTRAN
Proficiency in linear & non-linear stress analysis using ANSYS, ANSYS WB & NASTRAN
Should be able to work independently, ensure flawless execution and drive design improvements
Should be good at multi-tasking
Should be a team player with good interpersonal & networking skills
Strong communication & presentation skills
Good customer focus and contribute to growth, IP & design solutions
Agile mindset with focus on speed and cycle time improvement initiatives