3007- FEA Engineer ADV

ALTEN Mexico is a subsidiary of ALTEN Group, a global leader in engineering and technology consulting. With over 30 years of experience, ALTEN Group operates in 30 countries and employs more than 46,000 engineers across various industries. ALTEN Mexico offers a comprehensive range of engineering services, including concept development, design, product development, and implementation.

📍 Location: Remote

🕒 Experience Level: 5+ years

🌐 English: B2–C1

🧩 Full-time | Engineering

✈️ Valid visa is mandatory

Responsabilities

Understand and document the company’s internal modeling and simulation processes.

Provide technical support and guidance to users for debugging simulation models.

Identify and share best practices for FEA and simulation workflows.

Perform detailed structural analyses using various FEA tools.

Generate comprehensive technical reports to communicate findings and recommendations.

Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to refine and validate simulation models.

Maintain and improve internal tools and methods for nonlinear and durability analyses.

Requirements

Experience in structural Finite Element Analysis (FEA) – Advanced (5+ years)

Hands-on experience with Abaqus – Intermediate (2–5 years)

Hands-on experience with OptiStruct – Intermediate (2–5 years)

Experience with LS-Dyna (less critical than Abaqus and OptiStruct) – Intermediate (2–5 years)

Proven experience in nonlinear analysis – Intermediate (2–5 years)

Experience in durability analysis – Intermediate (2–5 years)

Experience in explicit analysis methods – Basic (1 year)

Proficiency with ANSA or Hyperworks – Basic (1 year)

Knowledge of META or Hyperview – Basic (1 year)

Familiarity with the Linux operating system and ability to work efficiently in this environment – Intermediate (2–5 years)

Benefits

• Benefits higher than those required by law

• Professional growth and development (Both in Mexico, Canada, and Europe as well as the United Kingdom, Spain)

• Indeterminate Contract

• Hybrid scheme

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