Lead and/or support submittals to NAVSEA such as implementation plans, material ordering documents, specification requirements, transmittals, and letters
Attend conferences, seminars, and events that showcase base material technologies and offer networking opportunities to develop relationships with suppliers, contractors, and NAVSEA individuals
Assist in the onboarding and assessment of base material technology suppliers
Development of and promulgation of guidance and educational resources for internal engineering organizations on various base material technologies
Responsibilities
Metallic additive manufacturing, preferably LPBF or WA-DED processes
Design for additive manufacturing and related software tools
Metallic AM machine/equipment operation and maintenance
Metallurgical analysis, metallography, microscopy (optical, scanning electron microscope)
Welding, robotics, and non-destructive testing
Project management, estimation, and budgeting
Naval shipbuilding or related defense industry
Strong communication, presentation, and leadership skills
Qualifications
Required
Bachelor's of Science degree or higher in Engineering
5 + years of post graduate engineering experience within naval shipbuilding or related defense industry
Preferred
Bachelor of Science degree or higher in Material, Welding, Mechanical
Metallic additive manufacturing, preferably LPBF or WA-DED processes
Design for additive manufacturing and related software tools
Metallic AM machine/equipment operation and maintenance
Metallurgical analysis, metallography, microscopy (optical, scanning electron microscope)
Welding, robotics, and non-destructive testing
Naval shipbuilding or related defense industry
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