Materials & Processes Engineer I
$90,000—$136,000
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Posted 42 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
SALARY
$90,000—$136,000
About the role
- Be the M&P owner of reusable Terran-R products, engineering disciplines, and materials
- Qualify materials and products for flight + reuse
- Develop, implement, and maintain technical specifications and engineering standards
- Drive statistically-driven experimental design and process improvement campaigns
- Interface with: Materials engineering staff to identify, define, and fill critical materials & technology gaps
- Laboratory staff to characterize materials and processes
- Design Engineers for product materials selection, allowables development, analysis, qualification, flight, failure analysis, and reuse
- Manufacturing Engineers to reduce cost + rate while maintaining needed performance for products
- Quality assurance to facilitate specification compliance validation
- Relativity + Customer Fracture Control Boards to achieve vehicle reuse
- Company Leadership to elevate risks and power through roadblocks
- Bachelor's degree in materials science or engineering, or related field 1+ years of relevant materials engineering experience
- Leveling is flexible and will be adjusted for candidates with more experience
- Experience with general M&P activities, such as material selection, qualification, damage tolerance, inspections, risk assessments, and failure analysis
- A core commitment to accountability, collaboration, and execution
- A desire to establish and foster strong interdisciplinary relationships across the company
- An authentic, introspective, and inclusive mindset towards technical, interpersonal, team growth, and development
- Passion to work in a fast-paced and challenging environment on constantly iterating Terran-R products + processes, driving big impact on critical program needs as we ramp manufacturing rate + achieve reuse
- Nice to haves, but not required: Demonstrated ownership, impact, and detail-oriented work with aerospace products and their materials and processes
- Experience with M&P activities such as material selection, qualification, damage tolerance, corrosion, hardware inspections, risk assessments, non-destructive evaluation, fracture control, and failure analysis
- Knowledge through hands-on experience of metallic special processes such as additive manufacturing, casting, forging, rolling, extrusions heat treating, welding, coatings, passivation, and refurbishment
- Knowledge through hands-on experience with aerospace metallics (aluminum, steel, nickel, and titanium alloys) and non-metallics (structural composites, adhesives, sealants, TPS, coatings)
- Experience with statistical experimental design and data analysis
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