

Metallurgical Engineer
Actalent
Posted Wednesday, June 4, 2025
Posting ID: JP-005326119
Metallurgical Engineer
Job Description
This entry-level Metallurgical Engineer will join the engine team, primarily working on diesel engines and valvetrain components. The individual will not conduct tests directly but will play a key role in analyzing failures, determining necessary tests, and collaborating with lab technicians to ensure accurate results for internal customers. This position offers an exciting opportunity to build expertise in metallurgical engineering, benefiting from mentorship in a dynamic lab environment.
Responsibilities
- Analyze failures and determine necessary tests for diesel engines and valvetrain components.
- Collaborate with lab technicians to ensure accurate results for internal customers.
- Work under the mentorship of a highly experienced professional.
- Contribute to the growth and knowledge transfer within the team.
Essential Skills
- Bachelor's degree in Materials Science Engineering (preferred) or Mechanical Engineering with relevant metallurgical experience.
- Foundational knowledge of ferrous metallurgy and metal analysis.
- Strong analytical skills and attention to detail.
- Effective communication skills and ability to work collaboratively.
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite and general computer skills.
Additional Skills & Qualifications
- Internship experience in a metallurgical lab or related field.
- Exposure to failure analysis techniques.
- Experience with metallurgical testing methods such as chemistry, hardness, and mechanical properties.
- Understanding of X-ray refraction, magnetic particle testing, and scanning electron microscopy.
- Ability to quickly adapt to custom lab reporting software.
Work Environment
The work environment is a dynamic lab setting where the engineer will benefit from mentorship by a highly experienced professional. The role involves using advanced technologies such as scanning electron microscopes and magnetic particle testing equipment. Collaboration and effective communication are essential, and there is an emphasis on analytical precision and attention to detail. The engineer will work with custom lab reporting software and will need to adapt quickly to new systems.