Materials Laboratory Engineering

Job Title: Senior Associate, Materials Laboratory Engineering, Materials & Process Engineering Job Code: 41638 Job Location: Huntsville, AL- AMF South Job Schedule: 4/10: Employees work 10 hour days, 4 days a week Job Description: The Aerojet Rocketdyne Business Segment of L3Harris is seeking a Materials Laboratory Engineer- Senior Associate to join our Huntsville, Alabama facility. This position will work in the Advanced Manufacturing Facility’s (AMF) Materials and Process Engineering (M&PE) Laboratory in Huntsville, Al. The primary responsibility will be to perform and support testing for material characterization, failure investigations, material recertification, in-process testing, and other support of the M&PE team. This position will report to the Materials and Processes Engineering AMF Laboratory Manager in Huntsville, AL. Essential Functions: Complete assigned projects safely, efficiently, and within required deadlines. Develop, document, and implement new testing methods and procedures. Support Engineering Technicians in the execution of testing plans. Fabricate non-metallic material test layups. Conduct testing in accordance with ASTM, MIL, ISO, standard work documents and non-standard work requests. Evaluate non-metallic materials using a variety of measurement instruments and laboratory equipment, including balances, universal testing machines, ovens, hot plates, hydraulic presses, autoclaves, and rheometers. Generate laboratory reports in accordance with material specification requirements. Contribute to laboratory operations and continuous improvement initiatives. Maintain laboratory readiness, organization, and cleanliness in accordance with 5S+1 principles. Qualifications: Bachelor’s Degree and minimum 2 years of prior Material Process Engineering experience. Graduate Degree and a minimum of 0-2 years of prior Material Process Engineering experience. In lieu of a degree, minimum of 6 years of prior Material Process Engineering experience. Preferred Additional Skills: Bachelor’s degree in Material Science, Mechanical, Chemical, or Aerospace Engineering is preferred. Demonstrated knowledge of non-metallic materials properties is desired. Hands-on experience with mechanical testing of non-metallic materials is desired. Characterizing composites, elastomers, and adhesives is a plus. Experience with any of the following test equipment is a plus: Instron Universal Testing Frame Moving Die Rheometer and Mooney Viscometer Hydraulic Press Autoclave -HW1 #LI-HW1