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Walk-in Interviews for Stress Analysts in Bangalore @ QuEST Global





Be a part of the expansion; get your buddies aboard.

QuEST is conducting Walk-in interviews on Sunday - 11th July, 2010 for Stress Analysts in Bangalore. The resumes can be sent at nirmala.prusty@ quest-global. com

Candidates who have attended interview in last 6 months are not eligible for walk in and will not be considered.

Requirement Details:

 

CANDIDATE PROFILE:

 

·        Masters/Bachelor in Mechanical/Aerospac e/Industrial/ Automotive

·        2+ years experience in Ansys / Ansys Workbench / Abaqus / LS Dyna / Nastran / Patran / MathCAD

 

SKILLS REQUIRED:

 

·        Good knowledge of Finite Element Methodologies/ Strength of Materials/Hand calculations

·        Hands-on experience in any of the above tools; Experience in Unigraphics/ Pro-E/Hypermesh will be an advantage

·        Hands-on experience in 2D & 3D Meshing & Analysis

·        Hands-on experience in Static, Linear & Non-Linear Analysis (contact, large deformation) , Thermal, Transient & Dynamic Analysis.

·        Hands-on experience in APDL (Macros); experience in VBA will be an added advantage

 

DOMAIN EXPERIENCE:

 

·        Experience of Aeroengines/ Gas Turbine Engine & Accessories/ Aerostructures/ FMCG/Locomotive (Rail)/Automotive

SOFT SKILLS:

• Good communication and interpersonal skills
• Customer orientated behavior
• Attention to detail

Selection Process:

 

  1. Excellent academic track record.
  2. Technical evaluation followed by HR interview.

Candidates must register for the walk-in from 8.00 AM to 12:00 PM on Sunday - 11th July, 2010 at below mentioned address:

Venue:

QuEST Global Engineering Private Limited,
Ground Floor, Building-5 B, Primal Projects Pvt. Ltd.,
SEZ (Pritech II), Bellandur Village, Varthur Hobli,
Bangalore East Taluk, Bangalore, Karnataka - 560 103

 

Landmark: Venue is inside Eco Space – Outer Ring road – opposite to Pratham Motors.

Please note: Candidates reaching after 12:00 PM will not be considered.

The candidate must carry the following documents:

1.      Hard copy of the updated resume

  1. Scanned copy of the offer letter / last two months payslip / proof of bonus (For Experienced candidates)

3.      Copy of educational certificates

4.      Two references (two members with whom you have shared a reporting relationship) in the below format :

Name of the reference:

Designation:

Organization:

Location:

Contact details:

 

 

Note: Candidates should be available / willing to travel onsite as required.

 

 

So pick up the pace & spread this word!!!!!!!! !

 

Thanks for making it happen for the last walk-in. We believe this time you will intensify it.

 

 

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