What are the responsibilities and job description for the Materials And Process Engineer position at Cybotic System?
Materials & Process Engineer
48 Months Contract
Savannah GA (Onsite Role)
The client is looking for a mid-to-senior level engineer with strong Materials & Processes (M&P) expertise who can contribute to client's complex aircraft development projects.
Core Requirements
- Education: Bachelor’s in engineering (mandatory). Advanced degree preferred (Master’s/PhD can reduce required years of experience).
- Experience:
- 5 years in a specific technical discipline, or
- 10 years across multiple engineering disciplines.
- Role Purpose: Support design, analysis, and liaison engineering for products. Contribute to planning and coordination of engineering projects.
Technical Skills & Responsibilities
Engineering Contributions:
- Provide specialized technical assistance to team members.
- Use advanced techniques to solve difficult engineering problems.
- Develop independent approaches to solutions balancing cost, schedule, and technical product.
- Act as liaison with external representatives.
Materials & Processes Engineering:
- Generate and communicate technical requirements to suppliers and internal teams (Powerplant, ECS, Structures, Electrical, Mechanical).
- Select materials suitable for pressurized and unpressurized environments.
- Knowledge of environmental regulations affecting materials (REACH, TSCA, EPA).
- Revise and maintain M&P specifications.
Tools & Systems:
- Experience with Smarteam and Catia for design review and workflow management.
- Testing & Documentation:
- Produce EAR-approved test plans and reports.
- Manufacturing Liaison:
- Demonstrated success with Material Review Board (MRB) integration.
- Implement continuous improvement projects.
Other Requirements
- Must be onsite full-time.
- Must be legally qualified to work on ITAR projects (U.S. export control compliance).
- Ability to stay updated with new developments in aircraft engineering and recommend innovations.
- Work under limited supervision, with authority to make independent technical decisions.