Job Description
Opportunity to join a leading Aerospace Manufacturing as part of their newly developed Global Technology Centre in greater Dallas, TX.
As a Technical Authority Materials & Process Engineer, you will work in cross-discipline teams to develop differentiating metal additive manufacturing (AM) technology for aerospace structural applications. Your everyday tasks will be to work within Aerospace's US Global Technology Center team on development of Laser Wire Directed Energy Deposition (DED). You will take on a wide range of tasks focused on metal additive manufacturing (AM) process improvements, automation, simulation, and industrialization while working in collaboration with technology engineers with expertise in materials, machining, non-destructive evaluation/testing, and process development.
You will support development, integration and implement technical solutions and documentation compliant with all relevant customer, regulatory, and airworthiness requirements, within agreed program, schedule, and manufacturing constraints.
Job Responsibilities
Support metal additive manufacturing (AM) process development by researching and developing new and novel methods for automation, system control and simulation.
Engage with other technology development strands such as non-destructive testing, heat treatment, machining, and cell operations to improve metal additive manufacturing (AM) processes.
Research opportunities to enhance robotic, laser welding, and sensor equipment to allow for more efficient or effective material deposition.
Develop and implement data acquisition systems to monitor key parameters during metal deposition.
Support qualification of additive manufacturing (AM) material and components for aerospace applications with both internal and external customers.
Support Technology Readiness Assessments towards technology maturation into production.
Stay current with related technical activity within the global technology team (and through related technology organizations) & ensure effective exchange of results and issues.
Develop, implement, and check technical solutions and documentation to ensure they are compliant with all relevant customer, regulatory, and airworthiness requirements, within agreed program, schedule, and manufacturing constraints.
Identify technical problems and apply/integrate solutions.
Support technical and customer reviews, including the creation and preparation of technical data and presentations.
Perform all activities with limited supervision and support other engineers with peer-to-peer reviews.
Identify, manage and mitigate risks for assigned work.
Job Qualifications
PhD in Metallurgy, Engineering or related technical field
7+ years of relevant experience, or substitute for advanced degrees.
Experience with CAD and other engineering software
Experience with additively manufactured metallic materials
Must be a US Citizen to meet export control compliance requirements and perform work subject to ITAR regulations and/or program requirements
Preferred Qualifications
Aerospace industry experience
Experience with NDE of metallic materials
Experience with new product development
Experience with aerospace materials including titanium alloys
Knowledge of manufacturing processes data related to traditional and additive manufacturing including machining, heat treatment, and inspection
Proven ability to review technical documentation
Excellent in co-operation, networking, team-working
Experience creating and maintaining databases
Statistical and data analysis capabilities
Able to analyze and interpret customer requirements.
Able to maintain and report on a budget for assigned activities.
Worked in cross-functional teams
Full-time