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Stress Engineer

Location:
Montreal, QC, Canada
Posted:
March 16, 2015

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Resume:

Mehmet Efruz YAL IN

+1-514-***-****

E-mail: ***********@*****.***

****-**** ********** ****

H2L 1L4, Montreal, QC / CANADA

PROFILE:

A dedicated Aerospace Stress Engineer with nearly eight years of

international experience on both primary and secondary structures. Able to

work on own initiative and as part of a team. Have ability of motivating

team members, first-class problem solving and developing new concepts and

ideas. Have skill of finding fast, easy and effective work methods. Member

of structural analysis team at TAI which completed four helicopter and

aircraft modernization projects and a new turbo-prop trainer design for

Turkish Armed Forces

WORK EXPERIENCE:

25.02.2013 - 31.10.2014 LATecoere Services Canada Laval, QC, Canada

Stress Engineer

. Worked on Bombardier Global 7000 Business Aircraft project as stress

engineer

- Performed analyses for preliminary ballast designs (Patran/Nastran)

- Sized tubes and brackets routings for all systems using self-

developed tools which provide faster and well-organized work flow

(static analysis, FEM: Patran/Nastran, PCL, VBA), (worked in

Bombardier site)

- Sized and optimized forward and afterward floor crossbeams and

vertical posts of series and FTV aircrafts (a 1D FEM creator tool

was developed for quickening frequently repeated analyses) (static

analysis, FEM: VBA, Patran/Nastran, PCL)

- Performed analyses of forward floor intercostals and attachments to

crossbeams (static analysis, FEM: Patran/Nastran, VBA)

- Sized all Rail/Rail, Rail/Bulkhead splices for forward and

afterward floor and overwing section with self-developed tools

which automate and quicken analysis procedure (static analysis:

VBA)

22.01.2007 - 10.02.2013 Turkish Aerospace Industries (TAI) Ankara,

Turkey

Stress Engineer

. Worked on Turkish Primary and Basic Training Aircraft (TAI Hurkus)

project as stress engineer

- Optimized canopy connection frames (static analysis, FEM:

Patran/Nastran, PCL)

- Sized and optimized longerons and connection fittings of longerons

to all other structures using several self-developed tools which

saved hundreds of labor time in the frequently repeated analyses

(static analysis, FEM: VBA, MathCad, Patran/Nastran, PCL)

- Sized composite fairings (static analysis, FEM: Patran/Nastran,

VBA)

- Analyzed hoisting and test fittings and actuator lugs (static

analysis, FEM: Patran/Nastran, PCL)

- Sized and optimized rudder control system parts, hydraulic and

oxygen systems' installations and harness routings (static

analysis, FEM: Patran/Nastran, PCL, VBA, MathCad)

- Sized and optimized wing to fuselage connection fittings with self-

developed tools and procedure which allowed performing frequently

repeated analyses thoroughly while saving labor time (static

analysis, FEM: Patran/Nastran, VBA)

- Sized all systems' tubes and brackets routings using self-developed

tools which made it possible to perform required analyses in quick

and organized way (static analysis, FEM: Patran/Nastran, PCL, VBA,

MathCad)

. Worked on a medium sized military transport aircraft (Lockheed C-130)

modernization project as stress engineer

- Prepared flight vibration test accelerometer configuration and

evaluated the vibration data for system installations

. Worked on a general utility helicopter (Sikorsky UH-60) modernization

project as stress engineer

- Analyzed the structural safety of harness routing for all systems

leading a small team who managed to finish the job in the given

time frame while solving existing problems effectively and

creatively (static analysis)

. Worked on a medium sized surveillance aircraft (CASA CN-235)

modernization project as stress engineer

- Analyzed and optimized two equipment rack structures each of which

weighs around 500 kg achieving lighter frame with more equipment

than initially planned (static analysis, FEM: Patran/Nastran, PCL,

VBA, FORTRAN)

- Analyzed waste system parts and assistant system integrations

(static analysis, FEM: Patran/Nastran)

- Successfully prepared analysis reports for certification and

evaluated other reports

. Worked on an attack helicopter (Bell AH-1) modernization project as

stress engineer

- Analyzed and optimized avionic compartment systems and replaced

cockpit systems installations (static analysis, FEM:

Patran/Nastran)

- Determined and analyzed all harness routing brackets by working in

the hangar during the routing process which resulted in earlier

finished job than initially scheduled (static analysis)

- Evaluated flight vibration test results for determining requirement

of vibration absorbers and positions

Abilities:

. Ability of performing static analysis of primary and secondary

structures using MSC.Patran/Nastran and hand calculation methods

(ESDU, HSB, Bruhn, Niu, Bombardier Manuals)

. Ability of using Military Handbooks, MMPDS and FAR Regulations

EDUCATION:

2006 - 2009 Middle East Technical University (METU), Ankara, Turkey

M.Sc. in Aerospace Engineering Department

2001 - 2006 Middle East Technical University (METU), Ankara, Turkey

B.S. in Aerospace Engineering Department

PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS / AFFILIATIONS

. Mensa International

LANGUAGES:

. Turkish - Native language

. English - Good command in reading and writing, fluent in speaking

(TOEFL iBT Score: 100/120), (IELTS Score: 7.0/9.0)

COMPUTER SKILLS:

. Working experience on MS-DOS, MS Windows (95, 98, 2000, XP, Vista, 7,

8)

. Working experience on MS Office (Excel, PowerPoint, Word)

. MSC.Patran and MSC.Nastran (Advanced)

. FORTRAN Programming Language (Advanced)

. Patran Command Language(PCL) and Microsoft Visual Basic(VBA)

(Advanced)

. Knowledge of MATLAB, MathCad (Intermediate)

. UniGraphics, CATIA (Basic)

. C# Programming Language (Basic)

INTERESTS:

. Driving

. Films and cinema

. Go-kart

. Programming

. Paintball



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