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What do you call a structural engineer in aerospace?
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I work as a structural analyst in aerospace and am low-key job searching right now. The problem is, whenever I search for "structural engineer" jobs, 90% of the results I get back are for civil engineering positions, which I have no desire for. Has anyone else had experience with this? Is there a better search term I could be using that would narrow things down to structural engineering jobs in aerospace?
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May need to clarify if it's Internal Loads or External Loads. I've done both but wouldn't really consider External Loads as a structural engineer.