Sr. Additive Manufacturing Scientist

The Company

EngeniusMicro is a hardware focused small business with offices in Huntsville, AL; in Atlanta, GA; and near Denver, CO. Our multi-disciplinary staff of engineers and scientists provide research and development engineering services to industry and the Federal Government. Our primary research areas are Additive Manufacturing for RF electronics, MicroElectroMechanical Systems (MEMS) / Nanotechnology, and Microelectronics. As a research-focused small business, we offer opportunities for growth and advancement for a motivated candidate.

• *The Culture**

EngeniusMicro seeks self-motivated, highly organized, and responsive employees able to work in a fast-paced, small team environment. The ideal employee will thrive in a learning environment that encourages independence, initiative, leadership, and professional growth.

Why should you apply?

You like solving technical challenges in a fast-paced collaborative environment

You're interested in building a key component in hardware and prototypes

You want to work somewhere your interests can influence the direction of the company

You enjoy making products that are both technically and visually intriguing

• *The Position**

Duties and Responsibilities

Explore, develop and test advanced printed electronic components including batteries, energy generators, microelectronic devices and packages, and antennas

Research and development utilizing various resins, polymers, chemicals, paint, and/or aggregate to gather information that could be utilized to formulate cost take out and/or process enhancement opportunities for various new products or existing products

Design and test processes for electroactive polymers, develop methods to advance integration of these materials into future batteries, energy generators, and additively manufactured electronic components

Develop material property characterization techniques and maintain characterization equipment. Evaluate and analyze data

Assess existing materials commonly available and/or develop new materials to improve material performance and cost position in the support of new process and product development

Assess existing materials and make recommendations to improve performance and/or manufacturability of existing products in various environments

Invent and write patent applications

Write or assist in writing funding proposals, manage funding expenses and prepare technical reports

Lead and train supporting technicians to carry out research work and guide scale-up processes

Work collaboratively with external RandD partners

Communicate experimental results and problems with supervisors

Qualifications

Basic

PhD in Mechanical Engineering or a related field

0-3 years of relevant and verifiable experience

Strong hands-on experience in solid state electrolyte materials and electrochemistry, electroactive polymer and ceramic materials, and additive manufacturing processes

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