Job Description

This role would require prior experience in investigating process-microstructure-property correlations of structural alloys, preferably nickel and titanium alloys. The candidate must have hands-on experience with operation of mechanical test equipment’s such as creep, tensile and fatigue frames. Ability to develop correlations between material processing methods, resulting structural characteristics, and resulting material properties.

Additionally, the candidate should possess the following skills:

Good teamwork skills and the ability to collaborate effectively within a diverse team Performing a literature search and interpret test results Excellent oral and written communication skills, including being able to communicate the research findings to a team The candidate should be able to perform heat-treatment experiments under expert supervision Hands on experience with advanced material characterization techniques, such as Optical, SEM, and EBSD would be an advantage

Ideal Candidate:Candidates should have prior experience in investigating process-microstructure-property correlations of structural alloys, preferably nickel and titanium alloys

Required Qualifications

Candidates should be pursuing M.Tech/ PhD.

Desired Qualification

• Humble: respectful, receptive, agile, eager to learn
• Transparent: shares critical information, speaks with candor, contributes constructively
• Focused: quick learner, strategically prioritizes work, committed
• Leadership ability: strong communicator, decision-maker, collaborative
• Problem solver: analytical-minded, challenges existing processes, critical thinker

At GE Aerospace, we have a relentless dedication to the future of safe and more sustainable flight and believe in our talented people to make it happen. Here, you will have the opportunity to work on really cool things with really smart and collaborative people. Together, we will mobilize a new era of growth in aerospace and defense. Where others stop, we accelerate.

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