3 metallurgical and materials engineering jobs found

About Advanced Atomization Technologies Advanced Atomization Technologies (AA TECH) is a joint venture between Parker Aerospace and GE Aviation, created to produce and support advanced fuel nozzles and related products for current and future commercial engine platforms, including aerospace and aero-derivative engines. The highly skilled and experienced team of AA TECH employees is expert in design, assembly, testing, and aftermarket support, providing our customers with a world-class product and support experience. AA TECH offers a comprehensive and competitive compensation and benefits package, including: Variable Incentive Plan (Bonus Eligibility) Health, Dental, and Vision Insurance with HSA Company Contribution 401k Plan with Employer Match Tuition Reimbursement 11 Paid Holidays Vacation Accrual Position Summary: A Professional Band 2 - Manufacturing Engineering is an entry level manufacturing engineer (less than 2 years engineering experience) that will...

Position Summary A Mechanical Engineer provides department design efforts by researching, planning, designing, and purchasing mechanical and electromechanical equipment for metallurgical, specialty metals, hazardous waste treatment, and aerospace industries. They also provide sales support, customer support, and project support of systems utilizing electrical, hydraulic, vacuum, and pneumatic components for equipment such as plasma welders, plasma melters, induction vacuum casters, electron beam melters, and vacuum arc re-melters, as well as associated material handling equipment. Job Responsibilities / Provide engineering department support by generating high quality, high accuracy technical evaluations and reports of designs utilizing hand calculations, FEA, or other methods. / Provide technical support for the Sales Department including system sizing analysis, equipment conceptual and detailed layouts, customer visits, and cost analysis. / Develop clear and concise...

Overview The Process Engineer supports day-to-day foundry operations by improving processes, reducing scrap, and ensuring consistent production of quality castings. This role works closely with production, quality, and sales to troubleshoot issues, support quoting, maintain manufacturing data, and implement practical process improvements across the plant. Compensation: $75,000-$90,000, depending on experience. Qualifications Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering, Metallurgical Engineering, Materials Science, or a related field (required) Minimum 3-5 years of experience in a manufacturing environment (required) Experience with metal casting processes and foundry operations (preferred) Familiarity with CAD software and GD&T (SolidWorks preferred) Proficiency in Microsoft Office (Excel, Teams, PowerPoint); MRP/ERP experience preferred Familiarity with Lean Manufacturing, Six Sigma, and/or Statistical Process Control (SPC) Ability to interpret and analyze...