Key Responsibilities

Prepare samples from the starting metallic or non-metallic component with cutting, polishing, gold coating, etc.

Operate specialized laboratory equipment to collect material characterization data including metallography, fractography, FTIR, hardness testing, OES, and possibly SEM/EDS, etc.

Synthesize the results from various characterization techniques to assess component quality and determine likely failure mechanisms where appropriate.

Interface with internal and external customers to help understand their needs and supply answers.

Learn and conduct equipment usage, measurement techniques, data interpretation, laboratory operating procedures and report construction.

Maintenance of laboratory consumable and spare parts inventory.

Laboratory equipment maintenance, calibration tracking and housekeeping.

Reliable work output and work hours

Qualifications / Experience / Skills

College student pursing a Bachelorâ??s degree in a relevant field (Materials Science, Metallurgy, Mechanical Engineering, Automotive Engineering, etc.).

Self-Starter

Strong project and time management skills

Effective written and verbal communication skills (ability to explain technical details in common language)

Proficient in general computer use and Microsoft Office software products

Must be fluent in English

Possess manual dexterity and ability to move freely in lab area and operate test equipment

Must be able to work and (locally) travel independently

GKN Driveline provides equal employment and affirmative action opportunities to applicants and employees without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, protected veteran status, age, genetic information, pregnancy, or disability.

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