Boeing
Aerospace
MP&PEngineer-Metals/Joining/Metallurgy(Associate,Mid-level,orSenior)
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“MP&P Engineer-Metals/Joining/Metallurgy (Associate, Mid-level, or Senior) at Boeing. Skills: Materials & Process Engineering, Metallurgy, Metallic Materials, Joining, Aerospace grade metallic materials. Provides materials and process support to Boeing Commercial Airplane programs throughout the full life cycle of the airplane from design to production to fleet support.. Reviews metallic materials and process specifications and other engineering documents used to control design, certify and produ”
Industry & Context.
Solve a variety of materials and process challenges; Failure analysis
Must meet U. S. export control compliance requirements., A “U. S. Person” as defined by 22 C. F. R. §120.62 is required., This position is not contingent upon program award, Shift 1 (United States of America)
What They're Looking For.
Must Have
Bachelor of Science degree in Engineering, Computer Science, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry or non-US equivalent qualifications directly related to the work statement, 2+ years of relevant technical experience in Aerospace or Manufacturing industries, 2+ years of related work experience or an equivalent combination of education and experience, Demonstrated experience with Aerospace grade metallic materials such as Titanium, Aluminum, Corrosion Resistant Steel (CRES) and High Strength Steels (HSS), Demonstrated experience with the processes associated with said Aerospace grade metallic materials such as Machining, Forming, Heat Treat, Shot Peen, Forging, and Casting along with the associated inspection techniques, Demonstrated experience correctly applying these metallic materials and process to aerospace structural designs, U. S. Person as defined by 22 C. F. R. §120.62
Nice to Have
5+ years of related work experience or an equivalent combination of education and experience (Mid-level), 9+ years of related work experience or an equivalent combination of education and experience (Senior level), Experience in Materials & Process Engineering, Airplane program experience, Relevant technical experience in Metallic Materials processes and manufacturing
What You'll Do.
Provides materials and process support to Boeing Commercial Airplane programs throughout the full life cycle of the airplane from design to production to fleet support.
Reviews metallic materials and process specifications and other engineering documents used to control design
certify and produce structural hardware.
Approves test reports and manufacturing planning used to qualify suppliers for critical metallic aircraft parts such as forgings
castings and machined parts.
Identifying impacts of non-conformances associated with metallic materials and processes and corrective/preventative actions for future avoidance.
Conducts engineering lab / failure analysis to help determine cause and corrective action of fractured metallic aircraft parts.
Leads in evaluation of emerging technologies for potential application to future BCA products enabling a competitive advantage.
Produces requirements
specifications and other documents to manage the deployment of tools
parts and processes used to enhance the full life cycle of Boeing products.
How You'll Work.
Team & Collaboration
Collaborates with multiple engineering teams, Design, Stress, Quality, Manufacturing, and Suppliers to solve a variety of materials and process challenges throughout the full life cycle of the airplane.
Communication Scope
communication skills
Full Job Description
MP&P Engineer-Metals/Joining/Metallurgy (Associate, Mid-level, or Senior) **Company:** The Boeing Company BCA Engineering Materials & Processes (M&P) organization plays a crucial role in supporting all BCA Airplane programs, supply chain, fabrication, customer support, and BGS. Our organization is dedicated to driving innovation and delivering advanced materials and technology solutions throughout the product lifecycle. The BCA M&P Engineering organization is seeking a **Materials, Process, and Physics Metallurgical Engineer (Associate, Mid-Level, or Senior) to join our team in the Puget Sound region (Everett or Renton)**. The candidate should have demonstrated experience with Aerospace grade metallic materials such as Titanium, Aluminum, Corrosion Resistant Steel (CRES) and High Strength Steels (HSS). The candidate should have demonstrated experience with the processes associated with said Aerospace grade metallic materials such as Machining, Forming, Heat Treat, Shot Peen, Forging, and Casting along with the associated inspection techniques. The candidate should have demonstrated experience correctly applying these metallic materials and process to aerospace structural designs. **Position responsibilities:** * Provides materials and process support to Boeing Commercial Airplane programs throughout the full life cycle of the airplane from design to production to fleet support. Activities include definition of metallic materials and process requirements used in the engineering design, manufacture and/or maintenance of Boeing products. * Reviews metallic materials and process specifications and other engineering documents used to control design, certify and produce structural hardware. * Approves test reports and manufacturing planning used to qualify suppliers for critical metallic aircraft parts such as forgings, castings and machined parts. * Identifying impacts of non-conformances associated with metallic materials and processes and corrective/preventative action
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