- Warren, Michigan, United States
- Full-time
- $55K–$126K per year
- 5+ years
Lead and coordinate multi-disciplinary project teams in the execution of advanced welding, materials joining, and research and development activities.
Compensation
The projected compensation range for this position is $55,200.00 to $126,000.00 (annualized USD).
Responsibilities
- Develop welding techniques, procedures, and application of welding experiments to resolve metal fabrication challenges
- Conduct research and development to test new fabrication processes, improve or develop new welding equipment, and evaluate emerging technologies such as metallic additive manufacturing and solid-state processes
- Validate mechanical testing, metallurgical assessments, and interpret Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) results
- Participate in and monitor testing, models, and simulation efforts, develop test plans, and analyze test results to determine system performance and recommend corrective actions
- Establish welding procedures to aid in specification restrictions, advanced material processing, and pre- and post-heating requirements for complex alloys and critical joints
Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree in Welding Engineering, Materials Engineering, or Mechanical Engineering
- Nice to have: physical and mechanical metallurgy of complex materials used in ground vehicles
- Nice to have: military combat and tactical vehicle welding specifications and requirements
- Nice to have: DoD quality assurance