F&DT Engineer

KDC Resource
Bradley Stoke
5 days ago
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F&DT Engineer


KDC require experienced F&DT engineers to join our team in our Bristol office. Reporting to the Team Lead, you will be required to work as an individual or as part of a wider team to deliver analysis-based projects to schedule and in line with our Quality standards and procedures.


Typical tasking will include:

  • Fatigue and Damage Tolerance analysis of aircraft structures using customer specific toolsets - ISAMI
  • Report writing and documentation
  • Self and peer checking
  • Technical scoping and planning
  • Reporting status and support to customer reviews.


Essential skills and experience:

  • Degree or equivalent in Mechanical / Aerospace Engineering or similar, or demonstrable relevant experience in lieu thereof
  • Knowledge and experience of analysis of light weight structures
  • Airbus experience within the field of F&DT analysis
  • MS office in particular MS Excel and MS Word.
  • Technical writing



Desirable Skills and Experience:

  • Airbus toolsets
  • Team or technical lead experience
  • Current or previous holder of Check or Delegated Approval.

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