Aerospace materials engineering meets special process oversight in this engineering role focused on aircraft compliance, reliability, and airworthiness. Technical leadership supports production and in-service operation.
The Materials and Processes Engineer evaluates aircraft materials, manufacturing processes, and product modifications. You will apply expertise in metallurgy, corrosion prevention, special processes, and regulatory requirements. The role supports protected, reliable, and cost-effective aircraft production through the product lifecycle.
Key Responsibilities: Approve metallic and non-metallic aerospace materials
Review repairs, modifications, concessions, and deviations
Maintain materials and process specifications
Investigate material failures and manufacturing defects
Provide technical guidance on material selection and processing
Requirements: Bachelor's degree in engineering or equivalent discipline
Professional Engineer license or eligibility
Minimum five years of relevant aerospace experience
Experience with aerospace special processes
Knowledge of NADCAP, AS9100, and ISO 9001
Apply aerospace materials, corrosion, manufacturing, and compliance expertise to strengthen aircraft quality and airworthiness throughout production and service.