Materials Engineer II — Additive Manufacturing & Metals

General Dynamics Electric Boat; New London (CT); On-site; USD 75,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

General Dynamics Electric Boat is seeking a Materials Engineer to support the metallic Materials Engineering section (Department 342). You will plan, coordinate, and liaise with EB departments, shipyards, vendors, and the customer.

Responsibilities include supporting design and fabrication with material selections, evaluating materials, and addressing non-conformances. The role requires a BS in Materials Engineering (metallurgy focus) and 2–5 years of post-graduate experience; a MS is preferred.

Qualifications

• BS in Materials Engineering with a concentration/interest in metallurgy or BS in Metallurgical Engineering.
• 2-5 years of post graduate engineering experience.

Responsibilities

• Provide Materials Engineering input into Design and Engineering Additive Manufacturing projects, from initial concepts to final design, including material selections, materials evaluations, and technical liaison with other departments and the customer
• Specification selection and interpretation
• Providing technical assistance and direction to Operations in the processing of materials and fabrication of components
• Adjudication of material non-conformances (e.g., defects, improper heat treatment, etc.)
• Contributing metallurgical expertise to multi-disciplinary teams
• Perform material failure analyses and related engineering investigations
• Practical and meaningful interpretation of case reports and studies
• Maintain liaison with Government and private laboratories, and industry relative to materials technology
• Overall support of all Engineering departments

Skills

Additive Manufacturing

Metallurgy knowledge

Technical reporting

Education

BS in Materials Engineering

MS in Materials Engineering

Tools

Microsoft Excel

Microsoft Word

PowerPoint

Job description

General Dynamics Electric Boat is seeking a Materials Engineer to support the metallic Materials Engineering section (Department 342). You will plan, coordinate, and liaise with EB departments, shipyards, vendors, and the customer.

Responsibilities include supporting design and fabrication with material selections, evaluating materials, and addressing non-conformances. The role requires a BS in Materials Engineering (metallurgy focus) and 2–5 years of post-graduate experience; a MS is preferred.