Metrology Engineer: Onsite Calibration Specialist

SAIC; Indiana (PA); On-site; USD 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

SAIC is seeking a dedicated Metrology Engineer to support calibration management and equipment selection for projects in Crane, IN. The role emphasizes collaboration with Calibration Lab teams and cross-functional groups to ensure adherence to metrology standards.

Responsibilities include procuring equipment, developing CMRS, maintaining records, and refining calibration procedures for both new and legacy systems.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree required in engineering, physics, or related technical field.
• Two years of experience in metrology, calibration, and test equipment selection.
• Experience developing and managing CMRS is required.
• Knowledge of calibration standards and ability to create procedures for unsupported equipment.
• Strong communication and collaboration skills with project teams and calibration lab personnel.

Responsibilities

• Assist projects in identifying and procuring the correct test equipment for specialized tasks.
• Support development and implementation of CMRS for unsupported equipment.
• Collaborate to maintain and upgrade CMRS records and updates.
• Assist in creating and refining calibration procedures for new and legacy gear.
• Serve as primary interface between project teams and Calibration Lab.
• Address calibration and CMRS issues to ensure timely compliance.

Skills

Metrology

Calibration

Equipment selection

CMRS

Standards knowledge

Communication

Collaboration

Calibration tools

Education

Bachelor's Degree in Engineering, Physics, or related technical field

Tools

CMRS

Calibration software

Calibration tools

Job description

SAIC is seeking a dedicated Metrology Engineer to support calibration management and equipment selection for projects in Crane, IN. The role emphasizes collaboration with Calibration Lab teams and cross-functional groups to ensure adherence to metrology standards.

Responsibilities include procuring equipment, developing CMRS, maintaining records, and refining calibration procedures for both new and legacy systems.