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Sr. Dynamic System Analyst

Manchester, CT

Aerospace is at a turning point — costs are rising, supply chains are strained, and old ways of building can’t keep up. At Neon Aero, we’re breaking that mold. We move fast, think big, and combine start-up agility with aerospace expertise to design, build, and scale aircraft in ways the industry has never seen. Our team leverages automation, AI-driven tools, and a fully connected digital backbone to accelerate innovation and reduce barriers to production.

Here, you won’t just take a job — you’ll help reinvent how the world flies. If you’re ready to solve complex problems, push technology further, and work alongside some of the brightest minds in aerospace, this is your chance to make a real impact.

At Neon Aero, we are building the next generation of advanced aerospace systems. Our team thrives at the intersection of engineering rigor, innovative design, and real-world flight hardware. 

We are looking for a Senior Dynamic Systems Analyst who is passionate about understanding how complex mechanical systems behave in the real world — and how to make them perform better, safer, and more reliably. In this role, you will play a key part in analyzing and validating dynamic aerospace structures and rotating systems, helping transform cutting-edge concepts into certifiable flight-ready hardware. If you enjoy solving complex structural problems, working hands-on with engineers across disciplines, and seeing your analysis translate directly into flight systems, we want to hear from you. 

Why This Role Matters:  

As a Senior Dynamic Systems Analyst, you will help ensure the structural integrity and dynamic performance of advanced aerospace systems. 

Your work will include: 

Structural & Dynamic Analysis 

  • Perform structural and dynamic analysis of metallic and composite aerospace structures
  • Develop and validate finite element models to evaluate stress, fatigue life, vibration, and dynamic response
  • Analyze rotating mechanical systems including composite blades, hubs, and pitch control mechanisms 

Modeling & Simulation 

  • Apply classical analytical methods and advanced computational modeling to develop loads and structural assessments
  • Correlate simulation models with test data to improve predictive accuracy
  • Investigate discrepancies between models and real-world results 

Testing & Validation 

  • Support component and system-level testing
  • Interpret test data, diagnose structural issues, and support corrective design solutions
  • Participate in modal testing, structural validation, and performance verification activities 

Engineering Documentation & Certification 

  • Develop structural substantiation reports and technical documentation
  • Support certification activities and compliance with aerospace regulatory frameworks 

Collaboration & Leadership 

  • Work closely with design, manufacturing, test, and quality teams
  • Contribute to failure investigations and root cause analysis
  • Provide mentorship and technical guidance to junior engineers
  • Support engineering planning and program execution 

What you’ll Bring:  

  • Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, or related field; relevant professional experience may be accepted in lieu of a degree
  • Minimum of 8 years of experience in structural or mechanical systems analysis
  • Strong experience with finite element analysis tools (ANSYS or equivalent)
  • Experience analyzing dynamic or rotating mechanical systems
  • Knowledge of metallic and composite structural analysis, including fatigue and damage tolerance
  • Experience correlating analytical models with experimental test data
  • Strong technical communication and documentation skills
  • Ability to collaborate effectively across multidisciplinary engineering teams
  • Has a deep analytical mindset and strong problem-solving ability
  • Understands how complex systems behave at both the component and system level
  • Enjoys connecting simulation results to real hardware performance
  • Communicates technical ideas clearly across engineering teams
  • Thrives in a fast-paced aerospace development environment
  • Maintains strong attention to detail and engineering rigor 

Preferred Experience 

  • Experience in any of the following areas is highly valued:
  • Rotorcraft or rotating machinery systems
  • Aerospace certification frameworks (FAR 27/29/33/35 or similar)
  • Fatigue and life analysis using safe-life or SN methodologies
  • Composite structural modeling and analysis
  • Structural testing, instrumentation, or modal analysis
  • Technical leadership or mentoring experience 

Why Join Us: 

  • Work alongside elite engineering talent and innovators from across aerospace and tech.
  • Be part of a team moving faster than the industry standard.
  • Shape solutions that are lower-cost, autonomous, and scalable — the future of aviation.
  • Competitive compensation, including equity participation, growth opportunities, and full heath benefits (health, vision, dental, 401K) designed to support you in and out of work. 

This pay range is specific to the location where the role is posted. Final pay will depend on experience, skill level, and other job-related factors.

Location-Specific Pay Range

$150,000 - $175,000 USD

Neon Aero, Inc is an Equal Opportunity Employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, color, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, age, disability, veteran status, or any other protected status under applicable law.

We believe that diverse perspectives drive innovation, and we welcome candidates from all backgrounds to apply.

All final candidates must successfully complete a background check and drug screening as a condition of employment.

At this time, Neon Aero and its divisions are not accepting unsolicited resumes from third-party recruiters or staffing agencies.

 

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