Metallurgy Engineer

Metallurgy Engineer Cork

Ref No.: CJ08926

Location: Cork, Cork city, Waterford

Salary:

Experience required: 2 - 3 years

Job Type: Permanent



Summary: Metallurgy Engineer Cork Ireland



Description:

An excellent opportunity has arisen for a Metallurgy Engineer to join this dynamic medical devices facility in the Cork suburbs.

The successful candidate will be responsible for quality related activities across a broad range of services and activities, including, but not limited to the following:

Lead Problem Solving, Failure Analysis, Corrective Action & Preventative Action activities with internal and external manufacturing. Drive a problem solving culture using chemical, physical and process metallurgy knowledge.

Assume manufacturing responsibility for corrosion, heat treatment, and metal joining processes. Drive process improvements projects through project management skills and metallurgy knowledge

Leads and advises manufacturing on engineering and process development projects. Conducts engineering and technical studies, and performs a wide variety of technical work which will lead to new or improved products, product lines and processes under marketing, cost, time and regulatory construction.

Compiles project plans and coordinates project team meetings to ensure timely resolution of technical and process related problems. Communicates regular updates on project status to the project team and sponsor.

Plans and conducts engineering research and manufacturing engineering projects with other manufacturing groups. Will monitor and control progress of engineering projects to ensure sound application of metallurgy principles are used and design intent is being achieved

Provide metallurgy oversight, support and consultancy to manufacturing and design functions on design for process validation, design for manufacture (DFM), material selection, machinability and process development.

Participate in key monitoring processes which include: Material Review Board, Supplier Audits, Supplier Corrective Actions and Defective Material Reports.

Oversee the creation and participate in Risk Documents. (e.g. PFMEA)