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Sr. Blades Engineer at Archer - ApplyBlast

Sr. Blades Engineer

Archer

3 months ago

3.9 on Glassdoor

San Jose, California, United States

Onsite

Full Time

Senior

0 applicants

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About this role

Archer Aviation seeks an experienced Structural Design Engineer to lead the development of high-performance propeller blades for their all-electric eVTOL aircraft. The role involves collaborating with aerodynamics and loads teams, performing structural analysis, and supporting FAA certification processes while ensuring manufacturing feasibility. Candidates will be responsible for authoring stress reports, selecting materials, and releasing blade drawings to validate static load and fatigue life capabilities.

Responsibilities

Design high-performance propeller blades for eVTOL aircraft
Perform blade structural design and supporting analysis
Support blade material selection and manufacturing processes
Release engineering drawings and author stress reports
Validate static load and fatigue life through certification testing

Skills

Qualifications

B.S. in Aerospace Engineering5+ years industry experienceFamiliarity with FAR Part 23, 27, 33, or 35Experience with rotor analysis software (RCAS, CAMRAD II)MS or PhD in Aerospace Engineering preferred

About Archer

archer.com

Headquarters

San Jose, California, United States

Company Size

501-1000 employees

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Archer designs and develops electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft — electric air taxis — for use in urban air mobility networks. The company’s mission is to “unlock the skies,” enabling people to reimagine how they move and spend time by bringing on-demand, low‑emission aerial transit to cities. Archer’s team is based in Santa Clara, California and is focused on advancing aircraft design, testing, and commercialization.