Mechanical Integrity & Analysis Engineers
// Role Summary
Rolls-Royce is seeking experienced Mechanical Integrity & Analysis Engineers for their Defence business, focusing on ensuring the safety and reliability of aerospace products throughout their lifecycle.
// Key Responsibilities
- Support current and future opportunities in the Defence business.
- Provide analytical expertise for safe, reliable, and robust aerospace products.
- Involve structural analysis, stress engineering, lifing, durability, rotordynamics, and product integrity.
- Requires a Mechanical, Aerospace, or related Engineering degree (or equivalent experience).
- Security Check (SC) clearance is mandatory; Rolls-Royce will support the application process.
- Must be a UK national or, in approved cases, a dual national.
// Role Specification
About the Role
Rolls-Royce is actively seeking experienced Mechanical Integrity & Analysis Engineers to contribute to a variety of current and future opportunities within our Defence business. Our dedicated Mechanical Integrity teams provide the crucial analytical expertise that ensures the safety, reliability, and robustness of our aerospace products across their entire lifecycle. You will play a key role in product design, development, and certification activities, helping to guarantee that critical components and systems perform safely under the most demanding operational conditions.
What You Could Be Working On
- Structural and Stress Analysis
- Mechanical Integrity Engineering
- Whole Engine Modelling
- Rotordynamics and Vibration Analysis
- Critical Parts Lifing
- Durability and Fatigue Assessment
- Product Integrity and Certification Support
- Engineering Analysis and Verification
What We're Looking For
- A Mechanical, Aerospace, or related Engineering degree, or equivalent experience.
- Demonstrated experience in stress, integrity, lifing, or analytical engineering disciplines.
- Knowledge of fatigue, fracture mechanics, durability, or structural assessment principles.
- Strong analytical and problem-solving capabilities.
- Experience working within regulated engineering environments is considered advantageous.
Why Join Rolls-Royce?
At Rolls-Royce, we are proud of our legacy in shaping the modern world and are committed to being a force for progress, powering, protecting, and connecting people globally. Joining us offers the chance to work on world-class solutions within a supportive culture that values individuality, diverse perspectives, and innovation. We foster a high-performance culture where everyone can thrive.
Next Steps
If you possess experience in mechanical integrity, structural analysis, lifing, or engineering assessment and are keen to contribute to future Rolls-Royce Defence programmes, we encourage you to apply. We are driven by a vision to ensure that the excellence and ingenuity that have defined our history continue into our future. Our ongoing transformation aims to build a high-performing, competitive, and resilient company, and we invite you to be a part of this vision.
Rolls-Royce is dedicated to creating a respectful, inclusive, and non-discriminatory workplace where diverse perspectives drive innovation and foster individual growth.
Security and Nationality Requirements
To work within the Rolls-Royce Defence Early Life Cycle business, candidates must hold a Security Check (SC) clearance. Rolls-Royce will provide support for the SC application process if you do not currently possess this.
Due to the sensitive nature of our work and the need to protect specific assets, we can only consider applications from individuals who are UK nationals. In certain approved MoD cases, dual nationals may also be considered.
Selection Process
As part of our selection process, candidates in specific locations may be invited to complete an online assessment, which may include cognitive and behavioural aptitude testing relevant to the role. Full instructions for the next steps will be provided if this is required.