
About Skyryse
Making flying accessible for everyone, everywhere.
Key Highlights
- Headquartered in Los Angeles, California
- Team size of 51-250 employees
- Focus on AI-driven autopilot technology
- Aiming to democratize aviation for all users
Skyryse, headquartered in Los Angeles, California, is revolutionizing aviation with its advanced autopilot technology designed to make flying accessible to everyone. The company aims to enable any individual to operate various aircraft safely, leveraging AI and automation. With a team of over 200 em...
🎁 Benefits
Skyryse offers competitive salaries, equity options, flexible PTO, and a remote work policy to support work-life balance....
🌟 Culture
Skyryse fosters a culture of innovation and safety, emphasizing the importance of engineering excellence and a commitment to making aviation accessibl...

Stress Analyst • Senior
Skyryse • El Segundo - On-Site
Overview
Skyryse is hiring a Senior Stress Analyst to perform detailed structural analysis on aircraft systems. You'll work with AutoCAD and MATLAB to ensure compliance with safety and performance standards. This role requires hands-on experience in aerospace engineering.
Job Description
Who you are
You have a strong background in aerospace engineering with hands-on experience in structural analysis — your expertise includes performing static, fatigue, and damage tolerance analysis on aircraft structures. You are comfortable working with both metallic and composite components, ensuring compliance with performance and airworthiness requirements.
You possess a deep understanding of FAA certification processes and can generate structural substantiation to support these activities — your analytical skills are complemented by your ability to conduct classical hand calculations to assess stress, strain, and margins of safety. You thrive in a fast-paced aerospace startup environment where your analysis directly informs design decisions.
What you'll do
As a Senior Stress Analyst at Skyryse, you will be responsible for performing detailed structural analysis on primary and secondary aircraft structures — your work will ensure that our fly-by-wire systems meet the highest standards of safety and performance. You will collaborate closely with design engineering and manufacturing teams to provide insights that drive design decisions.
You will generate structural substantiation documentation to support FAA certification activities, working under Part 23 and Part 27 regulations — your role will involve conducting thorough analyses and presenting your findings to cross-functional teams. You will also mentor junior engineers, sharing your knowledge and expertise to foster a culture of learning and innovation within the team.
What we offer
Skyryse offers a dynamic work environment where you can contribute to groundbreaking advancements in aviation technology — you will be part of a mission-driven team focused on making flying safer and more accessible. We provide competitive compensation and benefits, along with opportunities for professional growth and development in the aerospace industry.
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