Component Loads Engineer (m/f/d)

Airbus · Hamburg Area

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Company
Airbus
Location
Hamburg Area
Posted
November 2, 2026

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Job Description: In order to support our Component Loads team, Airbus is looking for a Component Loads Engineer (d/f/m) Are you passionate about aircraft physics? Are you keen to work at the interface between flight physics and airframe design? Do you enjoy connecting people and building trustful connections with your co-workers and your customers? As Component Loads Engineer in Hamburg, you will master the technical challenges around the fuselage and the VTP (vertical tail plane) in a transnational organisation located in Europe and India. In this role, you will also act as the Fatigue & Damage Tolerance Loads Integrator (FLI), serving as a key technical focal point and liaison between the Loads & Aeroelasticity (L&A) domain and the Stress Office (SO) F&DT group.…

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