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Additive Manufacturing Engineer
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An Additive Manufacturing Engineer develops and executes manufacturing process plans for additive manufacturing, which use a range of laser-based or advanced printing techniques to build up models layer by layer. Improves processes and plans, designs and executes tooling requirements. Develops operator training courses.
$96,499 / year median in Michigan
+6% projected growth
Job Description
Additive Manufacturing Engineer at Kensington360 Additive Manufacturing Engineer at Kensington360 in Coldwater, Michigan Posted in about 16 hours ago.
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full-time Additive Manufacturing Engineer - LPBF Process Development Our client is an established advanced manufacturing and materials technology company developing high-performance metal materials and components for technically demanding applications. The Role We are seeking an Additive Manufacturing Engineer with hands-on Laser Powder Bed Fusion (LPBF) experience to lead R D process development and material qualification. You will own development activities from experimental builds through process optimization and qualification, working closely with materials, production, and engineering teams to transfer validated processes into manufacturing. Key Responsibilities Develop and optimize LPBF parameters using DOE, SPC, and statistical analysis. Plan and execute experimental builds and evaluate build quality, material properties, repeatability, and process stability. Investigate defects, process failures, and material-performance issues. Support powder/feedstock development, including characterization, qualification, reuse, and recycling. Develop and evaluate heat-treatment, HIP, and post-processing routes. Operate and troubleshoot
R D LPBF
equipment and manage build parameters, layouts, and experimental plans. Analyze process and material data and convert findings into robust manufacturing processes. Prepare technical and qualification documentation and support technology transfer into production. Requirements Bachelor's degree in Materials Science, Metallurgy, Mechanical Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, or related discipline. 3+ years' experience in metal additive manufacturing, with strong hands-on LPBF experience. Experience developing and optimizing LPBF process parameters and conducting DOE. Understanding of powder-based manufacturing, material characterization, and process qualification. Experience with HIP and/or vacuum heat treatment is highly desirable. Strong equipment troubleshooting, analytical, documentation, and communication skills. Experience working within quality-controlled or regulated engineering environments is advantageous.