What are the responsibilities and job description for the Engineer I Technology position at ATI?
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ATI is a global producer of high-performance materials and solutions for aerospace and defense, electronics, medical, and specialty energy sectors. We partner with our customers to deliver extraordinary materials that enable their greatest achievements: their products fly higher and faster, burn hotter, dive deeper, stand stronger and last longer.
We’re seeking an Engineer I, Technology (Process Engineer) in a pivotal role within our technology department in Monroe, NC. You’ll be responsible for leading and optimizing processes across various stages of production, from raw materials qualifications to multiple melting processes for titanium alloy products. The successful candidate will leverage their expertise in metallurgical or materials science engineering (or other related engineering disciplines) to enhance process efficiency, product quality, and safety while supporting the development and standardization of new products and processes.
Primary Responsibilities:
- Technical lead for various processes including raw materials qualifications, advanced material weighout systems, welding, and melting of Titanium products.
- Provide technical support to continuously improve processes, yields and resolve process-related non-conformances.
- Collaborate with Operations, Maintenance and Quality personnel to develop improvements to manufacturing processes and standards that enhance safety in the workplace, equipment performance and product quality.
- Lead or participate in team-based continuous improvement activities including risk assessments (RAA), problem solving reports (PSR), process audits and standard work.
- Support internal/external customers by analyzing chemistry and yield processing data.
- Support Product Engineering and R&D in the development, evaluation and standardization of new products and processes.