Additive Manufacturing Engineer II, PBF

2+ years in metal additive manufacturing, manufacturing engineering, aerospace hardware, materials/process engineering, or related fields (full time industry experience)

Working knowledge of LPBF process variables, build preparation, support strategy, inspection, heat treatment, nonconformance processes, and configuration control

Proficiency with LPBF additive manufacturing of metallic materials and understanding of DfAM fundamentals

Hands-on experience with work orders, work instruction creation, and non-conformance resolution

Experience with AM tools such as EOSprint, Magics, 3dxpert, Flow, and CAD tools such as Siemens NX (preferred) or Solidworks

Comfort working with production data, quality records, engineering drawings, specifications, and ambiguous technical constraints

$104,000

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$156,000 USD

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Own build preparation, print programming strategy, manufacturing planning, and technical execution for assigned PBF hardware or product groups

Provide feedback to design team on printability, DfAM improvements, part consolidation opportunities, and manufacturability trade-offs

Partner with materials engineering to understand qualification requirements, proposed process changes, and the evidence needed to verify and release those changes

Lead nonconformance investigations for assigned hardware, including data review, root-cause hypotheses, risk assessment, corrective action recommendations, and clear technical summaries

Identify recurring NCs and implement preventive actions in collaboration with process engineering, quality, and design

Coordinate with PBF process engineering, machine owners, inspection, quality, design, post-processing, machining, and program teams to remove blockers and protect hardware delivery

The Powder Bed Fusion Additive Manufacturing team is pushing the boundaries of what's possible in rocket propulsion hardware. Responsible for development, process, and production, the team oversees initial concept to final hardware with rigorous quality and precision. From developing print parameters on state-of-the-art 3D printers to enabling fast iteration for partner departments, the team plays a critical role in taking engine designs from concept to hot fire. The team was instrumental in producing Aeon 1 engines for Terran 1 launch and is now pioneering next-generation processes and designs for our Aeon R engines that will power Terran R. With flight hardware production scaling up rapidly, now is the time to join and make a direct impact.