FAQs
What is the primary role of a Materials Science Engineer in this position?
The primary role involves enhancing material understanding through characterization, selection, and failure analysis, ensuring lab efficiency, facilitating accurate measurements, promoting safety, and supporting development and production processes.
What languages must candidates be proficient in for this job?
Candidates must have strong bilingual communication skills in both German and English.
What specific skills in metallographic sample preparation are required?
Candidates should have skills in cutting, embedding, grinding/polishing, and etching samples as needed.
What types of lab equipment and analysis methods are essential for this position?
Essential equipment and methods include FTIR, SEM/EDX, digital microscopes, hardness testers, and various sample preparation tools.
What qualifications are necessary for applying to this job?
A Bachelor's degree in Engineering or an appropriate STEM field is required, and a post-graduate (Master's) degree may be necessary for certain roles.
Is experience with report writing important for this role?
Yes, the ability to create comprehensive summary reports that include assessments and recommendations is important.
Are there opportunities to contribute to best practices within the lab?
Yes, collaboration in creating FEP documents to standardize and improve lab practices is a key responsibility.
Will the position require communication with suppliers and other stakeholders?
Yes, improving communication with suppliers and stakeholders is essential to streamline processes and enhance collaboration.
Is relocation support offered for this position?
No, there is no relocation package offered for this role.
What type of job category does this position fall under?
This position is categorized as hybrid and is an exempt experienced role within the Engineering job category.