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Freeform, based in Hawthorne/LA, seeks a Process Engineer (New Grad December 2026) to help invent novel metal additive processes and work with multi-disciplinary teams in a fast-paced environment. You will analyze large in situ data sets and post-print material characteristics to iteratively improve printing technology using machine learning.
Strong candidates have a physics foundation, experience with Python/MATLAB, and a passion for solving hard problems.
Freeform builds AI-native manufacturing systems that unify software, hardware, and physics to produce industrial-scale parts at the speed of human ideation. By treating manufacturing as a single integrated system, we unlock a new era of innovation where complex hardware is designed, built, and scaled without limits.
As a Process Engineer at Freeform, you will have the unique opportunity to help invent novel processes for the world's most advanced metal 3D printing systems. You will work alongside senior engineers to deep dive into complex, multi physics phenomena, gaining a fundamental understanding of the system and using those learnings to support the creation of new state of the art processes. You will collaborate with an interdisciplinary team of mechanical, software, and simulations engineers to analyze massive in situ data sets as well as post print material characteristics, helping rapidly iterate on improving the printing technology with machine learning.
3D printing experience is not required to be successful here, rather we look for smart, motivated, collaborative engineers who love solving hard problems and creating amazing technology!
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