S M Atir Hamidi
About S M Atir Hamidi
S M Atir Hamidi is a Senior Engineer at QuEST Global in Bengaluru, India, with over a decade of experience in the aerospace industry, specializing in stress analysis and aerostructure engineering.
Current Role at QuEST Global
S M Atir Hamidi currently holds the position of Senior Engineer at QuEST Global, located in the Bengaluru Area, India. This role involves advanced responsibilities in aerospace engineering, particularly in the analysis and design of aerostructures. His extensive background and expertise make him a valued member of the QuEST Global team.
Previous Experience at P3 Group
S M Atir Hamidi has a history of working at P3 Group in the Bengaluru Area, India. From 2015 to 2016, he was employed as Senior Engineer- Aerostructure. Prior to that, from 2013 to 2015, he worked as Engineer- Stress. These roles provided him with considerable experience in the field of aerostructure engineering and stress analysis, further developing his specialized skills.
Education and Aeronautical Engineering Background
S M Atir Hamidi studied Aeronautical Engineering at the Aeronautical Society of India and achieved AMAeSI. Before this, he completed his SSLC in Science, covering Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, and Biology at Jamia Millia Islamia. His academic background has laid a strong foundation for his career in aerospace engineering.
Specialization in Static, Fatigue & Damage Tolerance Analysis
S M Atir Hamidi specializes in Static, Fatigue & Damage Tolerance (DT) Analysis of Wing Primary and Secondary Structures. His expertise in these areas is critical for ensuring the safety and durability of aircraft. This specialization has been a significant part of his role at various companies throughout his career.
Experience at Airbus Wing & Pylon Design Center
Since April 2016, S M Atir Hamidi has been working at the Airbus Wing & Pylon Design Center. This position involves a focus on the design and analysis of wing and pylon structures, further emphasizing his expertise in aerostructure engineering. His work here continues to contribute to advancements in the aerospace sector.