Essential Duties and Responsibilities include the following:

Candidate will lead project based studies to develop and deploy new 
technologies and new alloys with direct applications to the 
manufacturing of ring rolled forgings.
Candidate will provide direct support to the manufacturing sites 
for investigating and troubleshooting production challenges and new 
part introductions.
Candidate will involve working collaboratively with researchers and 
engineers across  including Research Center and manufacturing sites 
across the US.
The position is located at the manufacturing plant of Rancho 
Cucamonga in California and will require travelling between the 
different sites in CA, NV, MI and NY.
Education and Experience:                                                  

Master’s degree in Material Science or Metallurgical Engineering 
from an accredited institution.
R&D Project Management experience
Minimum 2 years of physical metallurgy.
Minimum 2 years working in development of new metallic alloy 
products and processes.
Minimum 2 years working in microstructure/process/property 
relationships of metallic alloys.
Minimum 2 years mechanical property characterization of metallic 
alloys.
Knowledge of the methodology, tests and equipment used in the 
microstructural and mechanical property characterization of 
metallic materials.
Knowledge of physical metallurgy with emphasis on interactions 
between alloy design, processing microstructure, and mechanical 
properties.
Understanding of various manufacturing methods, including 
familiarity with forging and ring rolling processing and equipment.
Ability to design R&D experiments, analyze data and identify 
important variables and physically significant trends.