Engineer Training

Alexander Shabarchin

residence: Moscow, Russia

time zone: GMT+4

age: born 1985

email: *********.**********@*****.***

cell phone: +7-926-***-****

OBJECTIVE

Full-time position of stress engineer. Work with strong experienced professionals.

WORK EXPERIENCE

1. September 2008 – January 2010

737 DTA. Static strength, fatigue and damage tolerance analysis of Boeing 737 fuselage repairs (frames and skin).

- Creating free-body diagrams to check FEM loads data

- Defining critical points of the construction

- Fatigue, residual strength and crack growth analysis

- Calculating repair threshold, types of inspection and inspection intervals

Tools used: Jolt, SA, IAS, DTAnal.

2. February 2010 – present

787 Interiors. Stress analysis of Boeing 787 interiors: Seats, Emergency Equipment, Galleys, Lavatories.

- Emergency Equipment composite panel bending checks, insert tension and shear checks, buckling checks in some cases

- Seat interface load analysis, fitting analysis

- Cart escape checks

- Creating and updating templates

- Creating and updating compliance summary reports

- Creating Payloads Check Transmittals, based on Interface Loads Reports

- Various work in ENOVIA

Reviewing and verifying documents for completeness and technical accuracy: static and dynamic test reports, static test plans, abuse test plans, installation instructions and limitations, etc.

Tools used: CATIA V5, ENOVIA, Excel, PATRAN/NASTRAN in some cases, SILAs, SeatLoads.

SKILLS

Static, fatigue and DTA calculations.

MSC Nastran/Patran.

CATIA V5

ENOVIA

MS Office

LANGUAGES

Russian (native)

English (upper intermediate )

French (A2)

German (A1)

EDUCATION

2003-2008 University: Moscow State University named after Lomonosov, master’s degree.

Faculty: Mechanical and Mathematical

Department: Mechanics

EMPLOYMENT

October 2006 August 2008

Progresstech Ltd

Position: technician.

August 2008 - Present

Moscow Boeing Design Center (MBDC)

Position: stress engineer.

October 2010 – December 2010 and September 2011 – December 2011

Business trips to Everett (WA, US).

Trainings, completed at Moscow Boeing Design Center

- August – September 2008: Stress basic training.

- September 2008: Stress basic on-job training.

- September 2008: LEAN basic training.

- March – April 2009: Aircraft Structure Engineering.

- April 2009: Fasteners.

- November 2009: ENOVIA V5 Essentials.

- November 2009: ENOVIA V5 DMU.

- April 2010: Basic Nastran/Patran training.

- September 2010: Advanced Nastran/Patran training.

- June – July 2011: Advanced Aircraft Structure Engineering.

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