





Tier-1 brand, metro location, mid-level generalist fullstack role with broad tech stack increases applicant competition.
Requires aerospace/mechanical engineering domain knowledge, reducing cross-industry transferability.
Mandatory 5+ years, aerospace engineering domain knowledge and specific tech-stack requirements create stringent filters.
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Design, develop, and deploy robust web applications and backend services using React.js, Python, Node.js, or .NET tailored for engineering domain needs.
Develop algorithms and data models integrating mechanical/aerospace engineering concepts, refactor legacy codebases to improve performance and scalability.
Work collaboratively with core engineering teams to gather requirements and build APIs, plugins, and automation scripts integrating proprietary engineering tools with commercial software (e.g., HyperMesh, Abaqus, Nastran).
5+ years of relevant work experience in software development for engineering or physics-based applications.
Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Mechanical Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, Computational Engineering, related STEM field with strong programming skills, or Computer Science with proven engineering software experience.
Strong proficiency in JavaScript/TypeScript and React.js for frontend development; experience with Python (FastAPI/Flask), Node.js (Express/NestJS), or .NET (C#) for backend development.
Experience with Python libraries for data science/engineering (NumPy, SciPy, Pandas), version control (Git), CI/CD, containerization (Docker).
Experienced in multi-disciplinary engineering software development environments blending core engineering domain expertise and software skills.
Skilled in Agile/Scrum/SAFe methodologies delivering digital engineering solutions in collaborative, cross-cultural teams.
Familiarity with numerical methods, finite element analysis (FEA/FEM), and experience with engineering software APIs (e.g., TCL scripting in HyperMesh) preferred.