Titanium Alloys Materials Engineer — Aerospace Specialist

RTX; Mississauga; On-site; CAD 78,000 - 123,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Pension and savings plan

Group insurance program

Opportunities for advancement

Merit or recognition program

Health and wellness program

Recreational and sports club

Nearby daycares

Transit/parking benefits

Job summary

RTX is seeking a Materials Engineering Specialist focused on Titanium Alloys in Mississauga. The role requires a Masters/PhD in Materials or Metallurgical Engineering and strong technical writing, with the ability to work under pressure and travel for supplier reviews.

You will review drawings, specify microstructure and properties, and support forging-based component designs while collaborating with global teams. Proficiency in English is essential in a French-speaking work setting.

Qualifications

• Masters or PhD in Materials or Metallurgical Engineering with a focus on Titanium Alloys.
• Strong technical writing skills.
• Able to work under pressure and adapt to priority changes.
• Strong sense of customer service.
• Adaptable, autonomous and rigorous; willing to learn and share knowledge.
• Very good English for reading/writing technical docs in a French-speaking team.

Responsibilities

• Support designers in the selection of Aerospace grade Titanium Alloys.
• Prepare specifications related to microstructure, properties and quality requirements.
• Support designs using knowledge of raw material and forging processes to impart properties.
• Review and approve drawings.
• Travel globally for supplier process reviews and technical input.
• Manage data and perform statistical analyses.

Skills

Strong technical writing

Under pressure

Customer service

Adaptable

Autonomous

Rigorous

English proficiency

Education

Masters or PhD in Materials or Metallurgical Engineering (Titanium Alloys)

Job description

RTX is seeking a Materials Engineering Specialist focused on Titanium Alloys in Mississauga. The role requires a Masters/PhD in Materials or Metallurgical Engineering and strong technical writing, with the ability to work under pressure and travel for supplier reviews.

You will review drawings, specify microstructure and properties, and support forging-based component designs while collaborating with global teams. Proficiency in English is essential in a French-speaking work setting.