Additive Manufacturing Co-Op: Materials & Design Engineer

Fives; Cincinnati (OH); Hybrid; USD 24,796 - 30,307; Part time

Job summary

Fives in Cincinnati is offering a Co-op with the AddUp engineering team to learn material testing and development for Laser Powder Bed Fusion. You will contribute to project-specific material characterization and a short capstone project during downtime.

Pursuing a 4-year engineering degree in materials, mechanical, or metallurgical fields, with 1–3 years completed, is required. Coursework in basic materials, chemistry, calculus, and lab work is expected, with additional preferences for surface

Qualifications

• Pursuing a 4-year degree in materials, mechanical, or metallurgical engineering (or equivalent).
• Has completed at least 1-3 years of that degree program.
• Required coursework includes basic materials/chemistry/calculus and a lab; preferred courses include materials testing, metallography, physics, thermodynamics, mechanics of materials, and design principles.

Responsibilities

• Learn and refine skill sets in materials testing and development for additive manufacturing.
• Apply skills to project-specific material characterization and to real LPBF projects.
• Complete a capstone project during downtime.

Skills

Metallography

Material testing

Tensile testing

Hardness

Roughness

Microstructure

Communication

Additive manufacturing

Traditional manufacturing

Welding

Hand tools

DFM/DFAM

SolidWorks

Dimensional testing

Technical presentations

Education

4-year engineering degree

1–3 years completed

Tools

SolidWorks

Calipers

Micrometers

Blue light scanning

Job description

Fives in Cincinnati is offering a Co-op with the AddUp engineering team to learn material testing and development for Laser Powder Bed Fusion. You will contribute to project-specific material characterization and a short capstone project during downtime.

Pursuing a 4-year engineering degree in materials, mechanical, or metallurgical fields, with 1–3 years completed, is required. Coursework in basic materials, chemistry, calculus, and lab work is expected, with additional preferences for surface