Materials Engineer

Join a world-class leader in the carbon and graphite industry, boasting an impressive global footprint with over $900 million in sales. Our dynamic operation, located near the vibrant city of Nashville, TN, is on the lookout for a pioneering R&D Materials Engineer. This role is crafted for those eager to shape the future through the development of groundbreaking products and the enhancement of our cutting-edge manufacturing processes.

Dive into a role where your technical acumen will be constantly challenged and your contributions highly visible. We offer an unparalleled career path for the driven materials engineering professional yearning for a mix of stability and exciting technical ventures.

Requirements

Key Qualifications:

• U.S. Citizenship required due to engagement with U.S. Defense Department projects under ITAR regulations.
• A solid foundation with a B.S. degree or higher in Materials Science, Physics, Chemistry, or Engineering. Preference given to M.S. degree holders, though not a prerequisite.
• A rich background of 2-4 years in working with graphite materials and familiarity with production techniques such as pressing, extrusion, and isostatic processes.
• Expertise in ceramics, carbon, graphite, and/or powdered metals is crucial.
• A proven track record in high-temperature materials processing.
• Strong project management capabilities are highly desirable.
• Adept in experimental design, statistics, and data analysis tools (DOE, ANOVA).
• Ability to thrive in a team-oriented environment while being an independent initiator.
• Lean Six Sigma knowledge or experience is an added advantage.

Benefits

What We Offer:

A competitive salary range of $90K to $100K, complemented by a 5% bonus potential, awaits the right candidate. This is not just a job but a gateway to a fulfilling career with diverse opportunities for growth and innovation.

Step into a role where your expertise will lead the way in pioneering advancements in the carbon and graphite sector. Let's build the future together!