Materials Science/engineering Jobs

This R&D Co-op role at BD Interventional Surgery in Warwick, RI, offers hands-on engineering experience within a global medical technology company. The position involves collaborating with cross-functional teams to build and evaluate product prototypes, develop test methods, and analyze data for new surgical device projects. Key responsibilities include designing simple tooling, documenting engineering processes, and presenting technical findings to diverse audiences. The opportunity is appealing for its focus on innovation, access to state-of-the-art equipment, and a culture that prioritizes face-to-face collaboration to foster creativity and rapid learning. The role requires on-site presence to support effective teamwork and problem-solving in a scenic coastal location.

The Sr. Principal High Temperature Materials Engineer role is an onsite position within the Advanced Materials Section of Raytheon's Hardware Engineering department in Tucson, Arizona. The position requires an active U.S. government security clearance and focuses on leading technical decisions for high-temperature applications in defense systems. Key responsibilities include defining design verification test requirements, developing high-fidelity simulations for missile systems, and providing mentorship to engineering teams while resolving complex material challenges. The role appeals to experts seeking to apply their knowledge of ceramics, composites, and refractory metals to meaningful national security missions. Candidates will join a collaborative, multi-disciplined team that values innovation and technical integrity, offering the opportunity to drive strategy across diverse programs while working directly on-site.

This role is an Associate Clinical Account Specialist position within the MedTech Sales division of Johnson & Johnson, based in Bismarck, North Dakota. The position serves as a 6-9 month fellowship training program designed to prepare candidates for a promotion to Clinical Account Specialist. Key responsibilities include mastering electrophysiology systems and catheter equipment, providing technical training to physicians and lab staff during procedures, and collaborating with internal teams to meet business goals. The role appeals to individuals passionate about cardiovascular innovation and patient care, offering a structured path to professional growth within a global healthcare leader. The position requires a valid driver's license and involves up to 40% travel for regional and national coverage.

This Business Systems Analyst role serves as a strategic liaison between business units, technology teams, and support groups within the proposal lifecycle. The position involves analyzing RFP requirements to define technical solutions and cost models, while documenting functional designs and user manuals. Key responsibilities include translating complex requirements into labor estimates, identifying project risks, and collaborating with developers to establish scope and assumptions. The role appeals to candidates seeking a dynamic environment where they can leverage expertise in cloud infrastructure and contact center technologies to drive process improvements. The position requires strong critical thinking and communication skills to navigate a fast-paced, matrixed organization and deliver data-driven insights.

This full-time R&D Materials Senior Engineer role at Prysmian focuses on developing new polymeric compounds for the global energy and telecom cable industry. Reporting to the Polymer and Compounding Manager, the position involves leading cross-functional teams to execute production-scale trials, drive cost reduction, and enhance material performance from bench scale to commercialization. Key responsibilities include investigating new polymer technologies, improving sustainability metrics, and providing technical guidance to laboratory technicians. The role appeals to candidates seeking to impact global infrastructure transformation within a diverse, inclusive culture that values professional growth. The position requires a blend of independent work and collaboration, with opportunities to contribute to both tight-deadline projects and long-term research initiatives.

This full-time Materials Scientist role focuses on photopolymer development within Formlabs' materials science team, supporting the company's mission to advance 3D printing technology. The position involves designing and optimizing complex photopolymer formulations, leading the transition of new materials from lab concepts to commercial launch, and establishing structure-process-property relationships through rigorous experimentation. The role appeals to candidates seeking a hands-on environment where they can collaborate cross-functionally with hardware and software teams to drive innovation in additive manufacturing. The position is based on-site and offers a dynamic culture with opportunities for professional growth, generous paid leave, and access to unlimited 3D printing resources.

The SLS Materials Scientist role at Formlabs focuses on developing advanced materials for selective laser sintering 3D printing systems. The position involves leading research to enhance material performance, managing the journey from initial lab exploration to commercialization, and collaborating with cross-functional teams to optimize formulations based on customer feedback. Key responsibilities include designing rigorous experiments to balance chemistry and thermal dynamics while documenting methodologies for evaluation. This opportunity appeals to innovators seeking to shape the future of fabrication within a hands-on engineering culture. The role offers significant professional growth through sponsored development, a robust equity program, and flexible time-off policies. Based at the company headquarters, the position provides access to on-site amenities and the chance to utilize unlimited 3D printing resources.

The Construction Materials Testing Manager role at Ninyo & Moore oversees the entire materials testing and inspection group in Salt Lake City. Key responsibilities include managing project performance, reviewing invoices, projecting workloads, and leading a diverse team of supervisors, technicians, and inspectors. The position also involves direct participation in business development and proposal preparation. This opportunity appeals to leaders seeking to drive quality-focused operations within a collaborative environment. The role requires a bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering or Construction Management, or equivalent experience, and offers a full-time, in-office arrangement.

The Inventory and Materials Coordinator role supports manufacturing operations by ensuring production lines receive necessary raw materials and packaging. Key responsibilities include coordinating daily material supplies for technicians, managing warehouse satellite locations, performing inventory cycle counts, and processing returns with warranty verification. The position requires operating a forklift and maintaining accurate records within the ERP system. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking a hands-on environment within a manufacturing setting, offering the chance to contribute to efficient facility operations while developing skills in inventory management and logistics. The role is based on-site and involves physical activity including lifting up to 50 pounds.

This full-time Construction Materials Laboratory Technician role is based in Whittier, NC, supporting a transportation-focused engineering firm. The position involves conducting routine and advanced laboratory tests on soils, aggregates, concrete, and asphalt to ensure compliance with industry standards. Key responsibilities include preparing test specimens, operating and calibrating laboratory equipment, and generating accurate inspection reports for project stakeholders. The role offers a collaborative work environment with opportunities for professional growth through on-the-job training and certification classes. Employees benefit from a supportive culture that values personal development, access to company vehicles for assignments, and the chance to contribute to critical infrastructure projects across North Carolina.

The Construction Materials Testing Team Lead role at WSP's Durham office involves managing the construction materials inspection, testing, and laboratory group while interfacing with regional practice leads. Key responsibilities include leading project teams on quality assurance and special inspections, driving business development to expand market share, and overseeing staff recruitment and project staffing assignments. The position serves as the primary client interface, requiring strong decision-making skills and the ability to coordinate technical deliverables. This opportunity is appealing due to the supportive culture that emphasizes teamwork, quality, and client service, offering significant career growth and the chance to mentor young engineers. The role provides a flexible work environment with challenging projects in the Raleigh-Durham area, though occasional travel and schedule flexibility for project needs are required.

The Construction Materials Testing Technician role supports Goins Sweitzer Engineers and Consultants in delivering high-quality infrastructure inspection services across Raleigh and surrounding areas. The position involves conducting field testing on concrete, soils, asphalt, and aggregates to ensure compliance with project specifications, while utilizing digital tools to maintain detailed daily records and generate inspection reports. Key duties also include enforcing safety protocols and communicating effectively with project stakeholders. This opportunity appeals to professionals seeking a collaborative culture that prioritizes personal growth, offering extensive on-the-job training, certification support, and a company vehicle for field assignments. The role provides the chance to contribute to critical transportation projects that enhance North Carolina's infrastructure within a flexible, employee-centric environment.

The Warehouse and Materials Supervisor role oversees receiving, inventory control, and material flow operations within a manufacturing environment to support uninterrupted production. Key responsibilities include recruiting and training the materials team, managing inbound receiving and stock reconciliation, and collaborating with production and purchasing departments to optimize material availability and reduce waste. The position offers the appeal of leading a hands-on team in a culture focused on operational efficiency and continuous improvement. The role is based on-site within the facility, requiring interaction between office and production areas.

The Hazardous Materials Inspector III role serves as a senior technical leader within the environmental compliance team, responsible for training and reviewing subordinate staff while managing complex hazardous materials projects. Key duties include conducting site inspections, reviewing environmental assessments, drafting regulatory language, and overseeing enforcement actions. The position appeals to candidates seeking to influence public safety policy through the interpretation of state and federal regulations and the redesign of training programs. This full-time position requires a valid driver's license and offers the opportunity to work on high-impact environmental initiatives with a focus on professional development and program leadership.

This entry-level staff engineer role at Froehling & Robertson focuses on construction materials testing and geotechnical services within a minority-owned engineering firm. The position involves performing field investigations, testing soil and concrete, analyzing project data, and preparing technical reports under the guidance of senior engineers. Key responsibilities include managing project records, communicating with contractors and clients, and supervising field crews. The role appeals to candidates seeking a collaborative culture built on mutual respect and technical excellence. It offers significant professional growth through in-house training and tuition reimbursement, along with a company vehicle for site travel. The work arrangement combines on-site field testing across various locations with office-based analysis, requiring occasional overnight travel.

The Director of Logistics & Materials Operations leads the end-to-end supply chain strategy for Lyten, a company developing breakthrough 3D graphene and battery materials. This role oversees domestic and international shipping, dangerous goods handling, inventory management, and trade compliance across multiple U.S. and European sites. Key responsibilities include building scalable logistics processes for rapid production scale-up, optimizing ERP and warehouse systems, and ensuring strict regulatory adherence. The position offers the opportunity to shape a core operational capability within a purpose-driven culture focused on global energy and materials innovation. The role involves significant cross-functional collaboration and travel between facilities to support equipment moves and facility expansions.

This onsite role at Raytheon in Tucson, Arizona, is a senior-level position within the Electrical Engineering Section of the Materials and Process Engineering Department. The position focuses on performing failure analysis and component evaluation for a wide range of electronic devices, from simple passives to complex microcircuits. Key responsibilities include utilizing advanced laboratory equipment such as SEM-EDS and Sono-scan to determine root causes of failures, conducting destructive testing, and authoring detailed technical reports. The role appeals to engineers seeking to contribute to national security missions with a team that values safety, trust, and innovation. Candidates must hold a current Secret security clearance and U.S. citizenship. The position requires a minimum of eight years of relevant experience in electronic component failure analysis.

The Pr. Electronic Materials Failure Analyst role is an onsite position within the Electrical Engineering Section of the Materials and Process Engineering Department at Raytheon in Tucson, Arizona. The position focuses on performing failure analysis and component evaluation for a wide range of electronic devices, from simple passives to complex microcircuits. Key responsibilities include conducting root cause analysis using advanced laboratory equipment such as SEM-EDS and Sono-scan, performing destructive testing, and documenting findings through detailed reports. The role appeals to engineers seeking to contribute to national security missions with a team that values safety, trust, and innovation. Candidates must hold a current Secret security clearance and U.S. citizenship. The position requires a minimum of five to eight years of relevant experience in electronic component failure analysis.

This full-time entry-level role combines field inspection and laboratory testing within the geotechnical division of a Montana-based employee-owned company. The position involves conducting field density tests, concrete sampling, and soil analysis while performing laboratory procedures such as Atterberg limits and sieve analysis. Key responsibilities include communicating test results to site supervisors, inspecting construction sites for code compliance, and maintaining accurate daily reports and equipment. The role offers significant career advancement opportunities and on-the-job training for candidates with a high school diploma or related background. The work arrangement requires extensive travel across Montana and Idaho, with a mix of outdoor field conditions and laboratory duties, appealing to self-motivated individuals seeking a hands-on career in civil engineering support.

This onsite role at Raytheon in Tucson, Arizona, is a senior-level position within the Electrical Engineering Section of the Materials and Process Engineering Department. The position focuses on performing failure analysis and component evaluation for a wide range of electronic devices, from simple passives to complex microcircuits. Key responsibilities include utilizing advanced laboratory equipment such as SEM-EDS and Sono-scan to determine root causes of failures, conducting destructive and electrical testing, and authoring detailed final reports. The role appeals to candidates seeking to contribute to national security missions while working in a collaborative culture rooted in safety, trust, and innovation. Candidates must hold an active U.S. government security clearance and possess extensive experience in electronic materials analysis.

This Sales Development Manager role within ExxonMobil's Carbon Materials business focuses on driving the commercialization of advanced battery anode materials for the electric vehicle and energy storage sectors. The position requires leading sales development efforts, managing key accounts, and negotiating complex commercial agreements with automotive OEMs and battery manufacturers. Key responsibilities include advancing product qualifications, developing global sales strategies, and translating market intelligence into actionable growth plans. The role is based at the company's Houston campus and offers a collaborative environment dedicated to energy innovation and a net-zero future. It appeals to professionals seeking long-term career growth within a stable organization that provides comprehensive benefits, including a pension plan, retirement matching, and workplace flexibility programs.

This onsite Senior Principal Mechanical Engineer role within Raytheon's Mechanical Analysis and Test Department focuses on structural integrity and high-temperature material systems for aerospace defense programs. The position requires a U.S. citizen with an active security clearance to lead detailed structural analysis and testing using finite element methods and classical calculations. Key responsibilities include developing test plans for ceramic matrix composites and refractory metals, validating hardware against customer requirements, and serving as a technical subject matter expert to guide department processes. The role appeals to engineers seeking to solve complex, meaningful problems that enhance national security while working in a collaborative culture rooted in safety and innovation. Candidates will engage in peer reviews, present findings to government stakeholders, and occasionally travel to test sites to support program milestones.

This onsite Senior Principal Mechanical Engineer role within Raytheon's Mechanical Analysis and Test Department focuses on structural integrity and high-temperature materials for hypersonic aerospace systems. The position involves performing complex structural analyses using finite element methods, designing and executing material testing protocols for ceramics and composites, and leading technical peer reviews to ensure design robustness. Candidates will act as a technical subject matter expert to define department processes and present findings to government stakeholders. The role appeals to engineers seeking to solve meaningful national security challenges within a collaborative culture that values innovation and safety. Success requires an active Secret security clearance and U.S. citizenship, with occasional travel to test sites in Tucson, Arizona.

This PRN Materials Coordinator role within the Supply Chain department at UVA Health supports hospital operations by managing the distribution and organization of medical supplies. Key responsibilities include maintaining inventory levels, processing electronic requisitions, replenishing supply carts, and coordinating with vendors for returns and backorders. The position requires physical stamina for lifting and moving materials while ensuring compliance with safety and infection control protocols. The role is appealing for its opportunity to contribute directly to patient care within a collaborative healthcare environment that values community impact. The position involves travel between campus buildings and remote facilities, offering a dynamic setting for individuals with strong communication skills and experience in inventory management.

The CMT Technician role is an entry-level position within Atlas's geotechnical and materials engineering team, supporting large-scale infrastructure projects across Southeast Texas. Key responsibilities include conducting field quality control tests on concrete, soil, and asphalt, transporting equipment and specimens, and submitting daily observation reports while adhering to strict safety protocols. The position offers extensive professional development through continuous training and clear career advancement paths within a collaborative culture that prioritizes safety and community impact. Employees benefit from comprehensive health and wellness resources, paid time off, retirement matching, and a flexible work environment designed to support work-life balance while contributing to transformational regional projects.