Aerospace Materials & Lamination Process Engineer

TRIUMPH Mexicali; Taylorsville (NC); On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

TRIUMPH Interiors in Taylorsville, NC seeks a Materials Process Engineer to maintain and advance composite, film, scrim, and laminate technologies. The role balances hands-on material engineering with strategic product development, customer interface, and regulatory oversight.

Reporting into the Operations function within Aerospace Structures, you will mentor under the Tech Fellow, manage material obsolescence, source materials, and drive continuous improvement across laminations and coatings.

Qualifications

• BS in Engineering in Materials Science, Chemical, Plastics/Polymers or Mechanical.
• 3–5 years for ENMPIC3_06 or 6–8+ years for ENMPIC4_07 in web-processing or composites.
• Experience with FAA directives and OEM standards.
• Strong communication and cross-functional collaboration.

Responsibilities

• Shadow the Tech Fellow and transfer institutional knowledge on R&D polymer chemistry, adhesive formulations, and lamination processes.
• Own SME responsibilities for Fire Retardant Materials and FAA directives.
• Develop design guides, material criteria, and best practices to preserve knowledge.
• Maintain BOMs, TDS, and manufacturing process specs for the products.
• Lead NPI projects from material selection to qualification, testing, and launch.

Skills

Web processing

Lamination

Coating

Aerospace QA

Project management

Communication

Education

Bachelor of Science in Engineering (Materials Science, Chemical, Plastics/Polymers, Mechanical)

Job description

TRIUMPH Interiors in Taylorsville, NC seeks a Materials Process Engineer to maintain and advance composite, film, scrim, and laminate technologies. The role balances hands-on material engineering with strategic product development, customer interface, and regulatory oversight.

Reporting into the Operations function within Aerospace Structures, you will mentor under the Tech Fellow, manage material obsolescence, source materials, and drive continuous improvement across laminations and coatings.