Materials Science Engineer Job Irvine area,California USA,Engineering

Job Description

Job Title:

Materials Science Engineer

Pay Rate: starting $39/hr doe

Location:

Irvine, CA

Area Code: 949, 714

ZIP Code: 92618

Start Date:

Right Away

Shift: 1st shift

Keywords: #Engineer #Aerospace

Benefits

Medical / Health Benefits with multiple plan options, Flexible Spending Accounts, Dental and Vision
401k
On the job training / cross-training
Life Insurance, disability insurance
Voluntary life insurance for family members available.
Accident and critical illness insurance optional.
Scheduled performance reviews
Referral program

Responsibilities

Ability to travel to various processing suppliers and perform audits and implement corrective actions as necessary to overcome potential shortcomings in a process, example processes include heat treating, electroplating, plasma spraying, anodizing, welding and machining.

Ability to run a failure analysis investigating using standard tools and instruments including stereo microscopes, metallographic examination and a scanning electron microscope.

Ability to document findings in a formal report with root cause and corrective actions to mitigate future failures.

Ability to clearly articulate, communicate and present details of a failure analysis investigation to internal and external customers, and coworkers.

Ability to organize data and run multiple investigations in parallel while reporting status to internal and external customers.

Maintains frequent formal and informal customer interface to present project status; determines feasibility of changing customer requirements and may propose and/or negotiate changes in schedules or methodology in coordination with program management. Gains customer confidence in overall support of customer programs.

Controls project costs by reviewing non-recurring and recurring costs, monitoring and approving quotes and expenditures; may administer and have oversight for outsourced contractors. Maintains efforts within defined cost and schedule constraints, including status and root cause/corrective actions of associated variances.

Ensures consistent engineering standards, processes, and documentation methods are used in project deliverables. Establishes and maintains engineering history files, project files, and related information to provide archive of technical project activities.

Maintains professional and technical knowledge by attending educational workshops, reviewing technical publications, benchmarking best practices, and/or participating in professional associations.

Acts as point of contact on technical and project-related matters. Identifies mentoring and development needs; serves as a mentor for other employees. May serve as a functional specialist.

Job Requirements

Qualifications:

Bachelor of Science degree (BS) in metallurgical engineering, a materials science and engineering, chemical engineering, or a mechanical or aerospace engineering degree with a minor in materials science. An MS degree in the noted disciplines if preferred.
Demonstrated ability to perform the essential functions of the job typically acquired through 2-4 years of related experience.
Strong knowledge in the following categories of materials science and engineering:

Corrosion protection methods including various surface coatings, platings, and inhibitors.
Heat treating and processing for all types of ferrous and non-ferrous alloy systems.
Raw material forming processes including forging, extruding, rolling, and casting.
Shielded and non-shielded welding processes including various arc types, brazing, and inertia.
Microstructural analysis of welded structures, heat affected zones, and joint integrity.
Fatigue and fracture analysis of various high strength metallic materials.
Design and evaluation of galling and wear resistant material/coating combinations.
Materials selection for numerous environments and applications.
Metallurgical failure analysis including SEM, EDS, and metallography.
Metallurgical thermodynamics, phase transformations, and kinetics.
Crystal structures and related mechanical, electrical, and magnetic properties.
All NDT and NDE methods for fracture critical components.
Familiarity with all types of industry and government-controlled specifications.
Polymer science and molecular bonding (thermoplastic, thermosets, rubbers).
Corrosion and associated failure mechanisms (localized, general, SCC, galvanic).
Strong knowledge of advanced engineered ceramic and composite materials (including processing).
Good understanding of electronic properties of materials (semiconductors, microcircuits, conductors).

Has thorough in-depth knowledge of engineering domain principles, concepts, product standards, and techniques, industry practices, regulations, and policies. Ability to apply broad knowledge of other related engineering or scientific field to area of expertise. Ability to effectively communicate and present status, actions, recommendations, and other technical information with clarity and precision. Ability to respond to significant inquiries from customers, regulatory…


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