The candidate will provide liaison support and develop detailed structural analyses in support of drawing release or aircraft repairs including but not limited to free body diagrams, internal or external loading and calculation of internal stresses. These analyses will be in support of Material Review Board (MRB), Aircraft Structural Integrity Program (ASIP) and fleet management activities. The candidate should have knowledge of Airworthiness Directives (ADs), Service Bulletins (SBs), large transport aircraft structural design criteria, nonstandard repairs, and equivalent strength analysis. Provides technical guidance to liaison engineers in the design and substantiation of aircraft structural modification integration and/or repairs. Bachelor's degree in Mechanical/Aerospace Engineering or other STEM related degree with 12 years related experience OR Master's in Mechanical/Aerospace Engineering or other STEM related degree with 10 years related experience OR PhD in Mechanical/Aerospace Engineering or other STEM related degree with 8 years related experience Experience with classical static strength hand analysis Experience with substantiation of aircraft structural repairs Experience with military and civil airworthiness regulations (MIL-HBK-516 and FAA 14 CFR Part 25) Experience in aircraft structural and mechanical systems and repairs Must be a US citizen with the ability to obtain a DOD secret security clearance 15 or more years of work experiences with DOD related products Stress analysis experience on Naval Aviation programs Experience on the E-6 or other 707 derivative aircraft Experience with MRO Engineering Operations Experience with Material Review Board operations Experience with aircraft weight and balance FAA Designated Engineering Representative or NAVDER designation Demonstrated ability in production issue resolution Current DOD secret security clearance