Welding Engineer

Saint Cyr Partners; Buffalo (NY); On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Saint Cyr Partners is seeking a Welding Engineer for a manufacturing client specializing in sensors and assemblies. You will own welding processes, develop repeatable joining methods, and partner with design, manufacturing, and quality teams to improve weld integrity and productivity.

Responsibilities include developing procedures, qualifying processes, training operators, and driving continuous improvement to reduce scrap and cycle time while maintaining safe operations.

Qualifications

• HHands-on experience developing and troubleshooting welding processes in a manufacturing environment.
• Knowledge of welding metallurgy, engineering drawings, weld symbols, inspection methods, and process documentation.
• Ability to analyze technical problems and communicate corrective actions with production teams.

Responsibilities

• Develop, document, and optimize welding procedures and fixtures.
• Evaluate materials, joint designs, heat input, and weldability.
• Support qualification activities and maintain technical records.
• Investigate weld defects and implement corrective actions with teams.
• Plan welding trials and transfer new products to production.
• Train production personnel on approved methods and controls.
• Reduce scrap and cycle time through process improvements.

Skills

Welding metallurgy

Engineering drawings

Weld symbols

Inspection methods

Process documentation

Problem solving

Education

Bachelor's degree in Welding Engineering

Job description

Welding Engineer

We are recruiting on behalf of our client, a manufacturer of temperature sensors, compression seal fittings, and cable and harness assemblies.

Position Summary

Provide technical ownership of welding processes used to manufacture precision components and assemblies. This role develops repeatable joining methods, resolves production challenges, and partners with design, manufacturing, and quality teams to improve weld integrity, productivity, and product performance.

Key Responsibilities

• Develop, document, and optimize welding procedures, process parameters, joint preparation, tooling, and fixturing for new and existing products.
• Evaluate materials, joint designs, heat input, distortion, and weldability to establish reliable production processes.
• Support procedure and welder qualification activities and maintain the associated technical records against applicable customer and industry requirements.
• Investigate weld defects and process variation; lead root cause analysis and implement corrective actions with manufacturing and quality.
• Partner with design engineers to improve joint accessibility, manufacturability, and assembly consistency.
• Plan welding trials and support inspection, testing, process validation, and the transfer of new products into production.
• Train production personnel on approved methods and prepare work instructions, acceptance criteria, and process controls.
• Evaluate welding equipment and process improvements that reduce scrap, rework, and cycle time while supporting safe operations.
• Bachelor's degree in Welding Engineering, Materials Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or a related discipline, or an equivalent combination of relevant education and experience.
• Hands-on experience developing and troubleshooting welding processes in a manufacturing environment.
• Knowledge of welding metallurgy, engineering drawings, weld symbols, inspection methods, and process documentation.
• Ability to analyze technical problems, work directly with production teams, and communicate clear corrective actions.

Proposed Qualifications

Preferred Background

Experience with precision assemblies, stainless steels or nickel alloys, automated welding, and relevant welding qualifications or certifications is preferred. Specific welding processes and governing standards will be confirmed by the client.