Metallurgical Engineer ID-14102

May 6, 2025

POSITION: Metallurgical Engineer

LOCATION: Jupiter, FL.

STATUS: Salary Exempt

Job Summary:

Seeking a Metallurgical Engineer with basic knowledge of wrought, formed, and forged steel, cobalt, and nickel alloys. This includes understanding the effects of manufacturing processing and heat treatment on properties.

Essential duties & responsibilities

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The essential functions of the job include the following:

Review and execute approval of special manufacturing processes that have metallurgical requirements
Material related non-conformance assessments and dispositions
Root cause analysis
Gas turbine material selection: Stainless steel, low carbon steel, nickel, and cobalt alloys for components throughout the gas turbine. This includes:
Forgings, sheet metal, plate, bar
Responsible for material and process qualification specification creation and revisions
Other duties as assigned

Education & Training

Bachelor’s Degree in Metallurgical or Materials Engineering, or related field

Skills/Experience

Experience with metal alloys used for gas turbines preferred
Experience conducting evaluations of microstructure and defects
Available for travel to suppliers for qualification review and audits as needed
Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite software
Must be a detail-oriented, high energy, self-starter with the ability to drive the successful completion of projects within specified time frames
Process and team-oriented; able to work with a diverse workforce
Strong written and oral communication skills
Trustworthy, quick learning, innovative and reliable
Metallurgical lab evaluation technique experience preferred
Familiar with commercial material specifications – domestic and international
Able to interpret engineering prints
Knowledge of welding / brazing processes preferred
Knowledge of protective coatings for gas turbine components preferred
Investment casting process

Equal Opportunity Employer Veterans/Disabled

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