Materials/Metallurgical Engineer
Listed on 2026-10-03
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Engineering
Materials Engineering, Quality Engineering, Mechanical Engineer, Process Engineer
Structural Integrity Associates, Inc. (SI), an engineering consulting firm dedicated to the analysis and prevention of mechanical and structural failures for a variety of industries, is seeking a candidate for a Materials/ Metallurgical Engineering position to provide metallurgical and failure analysis services. The successful candidate will be based in SI’s Material Science Center in Austin, Texas.
This position requires a B.S. degree in metallurgy or materials engineering; an M.S. degree in materials or metallurgy would be a plus. In the ideal case, 5 or more years of experience related to material science is desired, with specific experience in destructive laboratory testing, metallography, and failure analysis for power/industrial clients a strong plus. Candidates should either have a PE license or have an identified path toward PE licensure.
Although this is a laboratory-based position, the job may also include occasional materials-related technical support on field projects that SI conducts in power generation facilities and various other industrial environments.
- Provide consulting services to nuclear, fossil, and renewable energy clients
- Manage root cause analysis investigations
- Provide asset management and condition assessment services
- Excellent writing and communication skills
- Excellent organizational and interpersonal skills and detail oriented
- Ability to multi-task on different projects in a sometimes fast-paced environment
- Willing to learn through experience and interaction with established industry experts
The expected salary range for this role is $88,600 – $100,000 in Austin, TX. Exact pay will be commensurate with location, experience, and qualifications.
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