MAE Experience Engineering

Space Energetics is an exciting space tech innovator seeking highly-qualified individuals to help develop our propulsion laboratories and commercial space services programs. Our world-renowned clients & collaborators are vested in hypersonic transportation and economical access to low Earth orbit and beyond… so we’re pushing forward on clean-sheet engine design & analysis contracts, and have initialized path-finding efforts for advanced propulsion technologies, supported by deep-rooted resources in Southern California. We seek motivated team members to work on critical hardware development, related research, and technical pathways forward to achieve long-term spaceflight goals.

Together, our team of uncompromising scientists & engineers are mastering the most extreme propulsion/vehicle challenges attempted.

Sincere thanks for your time and consideration,

T. J. Orr

Operations Manager

tj@space-energetics.com

send application via www.space-energetics.com.

FULL TIME SALARIED (exempt)

·  posted 05/10/13: Liquid Propulsion Component Engineer I/II (closes 07/10/13)
PART TIME SUPPORT (exempt)

·  posted 05/17/13: Senior Liquid Propulsion Engineer IV/V (closes 07/17/13)

·  posted 03/10/13: Propulsion Internship Summer 2013 (closes 06/10/13)***

·  posted 03/10/13: Propulsion Internship Fall 2013 (closes 08/01/13)

Further details:

Liquid Propulsion Engineer 1/2

Experience: 1-4 years
Salary: $65,000-$90,000/yr
Appointment: Full-Time (flexible), starting immediately
Location: SE Laboratories (greater Los Angeles)
Options: Telework up to 30% time. Equipment supplied.

Requirements:

·  B.Sc. or higher in engineering or applied sciences from accredited US institution

·  Strong familiarity with propulsion system theory with experience in machine component design for robotic/aerospace systems

·  US citizen in good standing
Responsibilities:

·  Design, analysis, and test support for substantial rocket engine components and subsystems

·  Design, planning, fabrication, and execution of laboratory experiments and test apparatus

·  Self-starter and team player in extremely rapid development environment

·  Occasional travel to clients in Mojave CA and NASA Marshall SFC

·  Communicate approach/concerns aptly through written and/or spoken technical English
Successful candidates will be proficient at one or more of the following:

·  P&ID (process & instrumentation diagrams)

·  Propulsion theory and/or compressible Flow

·  Scientific apparatus fabrication & test

·  Laboratory & industrial protocol and hazardous awareness

·  FEA (finite element modeling) and/or continuum mechanics

·  Material specification & processing (non-ferrous alloys & composites)

Liquid Propulsion Engineer IV/V

Experience: 10+ years
Compensation: commensurate with skill and experience
Appointment: Part-Time (flexible), starting immediately
Location: SE Laboratories (greater Los Angeles) and Telework (50%)

Requirements:

·  B.Sc. or higher in engineering or applied sciences from accredited US institution

·  10+ years as technical lead on major liquid propellant rocket engine development program, focused on detailed engineering/analysis of bearings, sealing components, combustion devices, and manufacturing considerations.

·  US citizen in good standing
Responsibilities:

·  Work with director on managing commercial development contracts and technical approach

·  Design, analysis, and testing for rocket engine components and subsystems (CoDR thru CDR)

·  Design, planning, fabrication, and execution of laboratory experiments and test apparatus

·  Self-starter and team player in extremely rapid development environment

·  Occasional travel to clients in Mojave CA and NASA Marshall SFC

·  Communicate approach/concerns aptly through written and/or spoken technical English
Successful candidates will be proficient at one or more of the following:

·  P&ID (process & instrumentation diagrams) & associated ASME/DOT codes

·  Precision machine design, manufacturing, and inspection

·  Scientific apparatus fabrication & test

·  Laboratory & industrial protocol and hazardous awareness

·  CAD, FEA, CFD

·  Material specification & processing (6xxx/7xxx/3xx Al, Ti, Cu, Inco, SS, A36)

Graduate Internship

Experience: 0-2 years
Compensation: commensurate with skill and experience
Appointment: Full-Time (flexible) 12-week Session
Location: SE Laboratories (greater Los Angeles)

Requirements:

·  B.Sc. in-work in engineering or applied sciences from accredited US institution

·  US citizen in good standing
Responsibilities:

·  Aid in the development of propulsion laboratory facilities

·  Provide technical & logistical support for commercial propulsion contracts

·  Assist SE staff in experiment preparation, execution, and clean-up

·  Produce a report summarizing important aspects of your investigation
Successful candidates will demonstrate interests in one or more of the following:

·  Robotics (embedded controllers, sensors, actuators, algorithms)

·  Rocketry (high-power, experimental)

·  Experimental aircraft design & construction (microturbines a bonus)

·  Structural/mechanical design & analysis and/or thermofluids analysis

·  Lab/shop fabrication, setup, and operations

·  Computational sciences/coding

Also, your assistance is greatly appreciated in referring these interesting aerospace application IT opportunities to appropriate programs and/ or individuals: 

·  posted 03/10/13: Computational Software Engineer I/II (closes 08/10/13)

·  posted 03/10/13: Application Software Engineer I/II (closes 08/10/13)

Further details:

Computational Software Engineer 1/2

Experience: 2-5 years
Compensation: commensurate with skill and experience
Appointment: flexible, starting immediately
Location: SE Laboratories (greater Los Angeles) and Telework (50%)

Requirements:

·  B.Sc. in-work in Software Engineering, Computer Science, or Computational Science

·  US citizen in good standing
Responsibilities:

·  Work with computational lead to develop software framework

·  Translate computational physics codes from prototype to performance environment

·  Develop user interface and visualization techniques using modern graphic APIs

·  Communicate approach/concerns aptly through written and/or spoken technical English
Successful candidates will be proficient at one or more of the following:

·  Matlab + parallel computing

·  C/C++ or Python

·  OpenCL or Cuda (Nvidia)

·  Computational physics (2+order explicit)

·  Grid transforms, filtering, and vectorized techniques

Application Software Engineer 1/2

Experience: 1-3 years
Compensation: commensurate with skill and experience
Appointment: flexible, starting immediately
Location: SE Laboratories (greater Los Angeles) and Telework (50%)

Requirements:

·  B.Sc. in-work in Software Engineering, Computer Science, or Computational Science

·  US citizen in good standing
Responsibilities:

·  Work with small software development team to produce effective computational software

·  Translate computational physics codes from prototype to performance environment

·  Develop user interface and visualization techniques using modern graphic APIs

·  Understand landscape of modern coding/data/abstraction options & techniques

·  Communicate approach/concerns aptly through written and/or spoken technical English
Successful candidates will be proficient at one or more of the following:

·  C/C++ or Python

·  OpenGL or DirectX

·  GUI Development

The Department of Mechanical Engineering, at the University of Maine,
the flagship campus of the University of Maine System, invites applications for a full-time non-tenure track Lecturer. The successful
candidate for the position is expected to be a highly motivated teacher.
The lecturer candidate must have either an M.S. degree in Mechanical
Engineering with substantial professional experience or a Ph.D. in
Mechanical Engineering or a closely related field. Candidates with
demonstrated successful college level teaching background, as well as experience mentoring engineers are strongly encouraged to apply.
Teaching assignments will typically include undergraduate laboratory and undergraduate lecture courses. Interested candidates should submit a cover letter, a statement of teaching interests, names, addresses, email addresses and phone numbers of at least three references as well as a complete curriculum vita.The entire submission should be in the form of a single PDF file which should be sent to the Chair of the Search Committee, Professor Michael Boyle (Michael.Boyle@UMIT.Maine.edu ). If desired, paper duplicates of the package may be sent to Chair of the Search Committee, Department of Mechanical Engineering, 5711 Boardman Hall, University of Maine, Orono, Maine, 04469.Review of applications will begin on May 22, 2013 and will continue until the position is filled. Incomplete applications cannot be considered. Appropriate background checks will be required. _On January 1, 2011, UMaine became a tobacco-free campus. Information regarding UMaine?s tobacco-free policy is online at _http://umaine.edu/tobaccofree/_._
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*The University of Maine is an Equal Employment Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer.*

SUMMARY:
As a member of the Greater Irvine, CA community, Irvine Electronics is proud to perform a Community Service by providing College and High School Students an opportunity to experience an advanced Electronics Manufacturing and Engineering work environment. Student time at Irvine Electronics is unpaid, with a focus on the student learning basic engineering and business skills from industry professionals.

College students typically will spend about 1 month shadowing IEI’s Test and Manufacturing Engineers, Accountants, Program Managers and Purchasing personnel learning many aspects of Electronics Circuit Board Design, Fabrication and Test and business disciplines. Interns are also exposed to the Sales Process, Program Reviews and Internal Shipment Coordination meetings.

High School Students typically will spend ½ day shadowing their Mentor through their regular business activities. Both Interns and Mentees benefit from the experience.

DURATION:
College Students: Typically – 1 month, 3 days per week, 6 hours per day.
High School Students: Typically – 2 – ½ day sessions.

REQUIREMENTS:
College Students: Permission and coordination with their College Guidance Counselor or a Sponsoring College Professor. Paperwork needs to be submitted 1 month before actual start date.

High School Students: Permission from a recognized High School Mentor Program Coordinator.

Baxter BioScience LA PlanWan Nuys Temporary Job Description- Non Baxter Team Member Only

Job Title:   Engineering Intern
Department Name: LAMP

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Essential Duties and Responsibilities

•   Performs routine engineering assignments of related tasks which are typically a focused portion of larger projects. These tasks provide experience and familiarization with the engineering staff, methods, techniques, theories, Corporate and division SOP’s, policies and projects.
•   Document development work including writing specifications for manufacturing or scientific test results.
•    Ability to solve routine design and engineering tasks with some assistance. Able to solve problems with periodic monitoring.
•    Assists in the preparation and participation in technical reviews and responsible for organizing data and preparing appropriate documentation for assigned projects.

Qualifications

•   Ability to discuss normally encountered technical or project management issues, both verbally and in written form.
•   Ability to work as a collaborative team member.
•   Ability to solve routine design, engineering problems with assistance

Education and/or experience

•    B.S. and 0- 1 year related experience (in-house, co-op or acquired outside)

Physical Demands

•   Must be able to lift, push, pull and carry up to 50 lbs.
•   In general, the position requires a combination of sedentary work and walking around observing  conditions in the facility.
•   Must able to climb ladders and move about in closed quarters facility non•manufacturing support areas.

Working
Environment

• Must be able to work in controlled environments requiring special gowning. Will be required to follow gowning requirements and wear protective clothing over the head, face, hands, feet and body.
• No make-up, jewelry, contact lenses, nail polish or artificial fingernails may be worn in the
manufacturing environment.
• Will work in a cold, wet environment and climb up and into large processing tanks.
• Will be working in a loud area that requires hearing protection and other protective equipment to be worn.
• Will work around chemicals such as alcohol, acids, and buffers that may require respiratory protection.
• May be required to work or be assigned to a different shift as needed. Must be able to work
overtime as required.
• Inside and outside working conditions.
• May be required to work in a confined area.
• Some Clean Room and cool/hot storage conditions

Job Title:  Project Engineer

HOW TO APPLY— Application is a multi-step process.  You will be contacted upon successful completion of each step.  First steps:GPI PrototHHHere

• Email a cover letter detailing how you meet the following minimum and preferred qualifications:
  • Minimum Qualifications.  (Required to have your resume considered. Do not apply unless you have them.)
    • 10 years experience in additive manufacturing/rapid prototyping
    • 2-4 year technical degree
• Preferred Qualifications. 
  • Some type of additive manufacturing-related certification, for example, SLA, SLS, FDM, DMLS (MLS)
  • Metal working/finishing experience
  • Machine shop experience
  • Certification in Laser welding, CNC, EDM, project management, etc.
  • Email a current resume.

Key Job Responsibilities

• Generation of precise instructions to our operations to ensure that customer requirements are clearly defined and met, or in short, to deliver a quality product.
• Be a subject-matter expert on manufacturing processes and materials to ensure a high success rate in our operations, and continual learning and growth in the technology of Direct Metal Laser Sintering.
• Review potential projects with sales people and estimators.
• Conduct pre-production review of projects for capacities, instructions and hand-off to production.
• Conduct post-production review of whether project happened the way it was supposed to happen.
• Build the process/materials information base as a reference tools for estimators and production.
• ·         Provide production support and trouble-shooting.
• Annotate our routings, key instructions or behaviors that the shop needs to follow.
• Provide and filter the information that estimators/quoters enter into the system.

Key Knowledge, Skills, Abilities and Attributes

• Knowledge of Additive Manufacturing and Rapid Prototyping, especially DMLS.  Substantial knowledge of metal properties and applications, sufficient to know what questions to ask.  Knowledge of blueprint and tolerancing practices and conventions. Overall understanding of traditional manufacturing methods.
• Can operate an additive manufacturing machine (other than Objet). Can use CAD images to gather critical project information.  Ability to ascertain materials requirements. Effective customer communication to understand requirements. Microsoft Office Suite skills—Excel, Word, PowerPoint. Blueprint reading skills.
• Open-minded.  Good with people. A good teacher.  Quick recognition of what to do.  Able to quickly take many different perspectives/ opinions at once and create a logical conclusion/solution and recognize what to do.  A creative problem solver, with the ability to think on your feet.

Type of Business

• GPI Prototype & Manufacturing Services, Inc. sets the standard for rapid prototyping and additive manufacturing services with practical and exotic applications for all major industries.  GPI specializes in additive technologies that impact product design processes and time cycles. Notable capabilities include Direct Metal Laser Sintering (DMLS), Objet 3D printing, RTV tooling, stereo lithography (SLA), Selective Laser Sintering (SLS) and Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM). These technologies build directly from CAD data, and are ideal for low-volume production of metal, plastic and urethane components, resulting in significant time and cost savings. Our market involvement has ranged from pharmaceutical/device implants to aerospace/Department of Defense applications.  Over the past 30 years, our product development and prototype expertise has been utilized to support diverse and challenging projects. Today, GPI Prototype is offering all of its rapid prototyping and additive manufacturing capabilities to every major industry.  Our industry anticipates 200-500% growth in the next 5 years.  Our technologies, processes and materials are well proven, established and documented.  Our value proposition is clear and obvious.  See also our website www.gpiprototype.com.

Benefits of Employment

• Competitive compensation package.
• Major medical, life insurance, profit sharing and a shared health-club plan.
• Training and support in developing your understanding of additive manufacturing/rapid prototyping.
• A fun and exciting work environment focusing on cutting edge technology.
• Located in beautiful Lake Bluff, IL, 30-40 miles north of downtown Chicago.

Job Title

Applications/Manufacturing Engineer

HOW TO APPLY— Application is a multi-step process.  You will be contacted upon successful completion of each step.  First steps:GPI PrototHHHere

• Email a cover letter detailing how you meet the following minimum and preferred qualifications:
  • Minimum Qualifications.  (Required to have your resume considered. Do not apply unless you have them.)
    • 10 years experience in manufacturing engineering.
    • High school diploma.
• Preferred Qualifications.
  • 2-4 year technical degree
  • Diverse manufacturing experience, especially machining, investment casting, injection molding
  • Experience in contract manufacturing (outsourcing/supply chain)
  • Any type of manufacturing-related certifications (welding, CNC, EDM, project management, etc.)
  • Experience in additive manufacturing/rapid prototyping (a plus).
  • Email a current resume.

Key Job Responsibilities

• Be a subject-matter expert on manufacturing processes and materials.
• Review potential projects with sales people, customers and estimators.
• Know when to use which manufacturing process and material for which job.
• Provide and help filter the information that estimators/quoters enter into the system.
• Define the production plan (including appropriate process and material).
• Evaluate and select outsource vendors for traditional manufacturing processes.
• Provide assistance in developing and expanding internal capabilities.
• Learn and grow in the technology of direct metal laser sintering.

Key Knowledge, Skills, Abilities and Attributes

• Overall understanding of traditional manufacturing methods (machining, investment casting, injection molding). Knowledge of blueprint and tolerancing practices and conventions.  Substantial knowledge of metal and plastic materials characteristics, properties and applications—sufficient to know what questions to ask.
• Effective customer communication to understand and ascertain requirements, including material requirements.  Microsoft Office Suite Skills—Excel, Word, PowerPoint. Blueprint reading. CAD skills are a plus.
• Good with people. A good teacher.  Able to quickly take many different perspectives/ opinions at once and create a logical conclusion/solution.  A creative problem solver, with the ability to think on your feet.

Type of Business

• GPI Prototype & Manufacturing Services, Inc. sets the standard for rapid prototyping and additive manufacturing services with practical and exotic applications for all major industries.  GPI specializes in additive technologies that impact product design processes and time cycles. Notable capabilities include Direct Metal Laser Sintering (DMLS), Objet 3D printing, RTV tooling, stereo lithography (SLA), Selective Laser Sintering (SLS) and Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM). These technologies build directly from CAD data, and are ideal for low-volume production of metal, plastic and urethane components, resulting in significant time and cost savings. Our market involvement has ranged from pharmaceutical/device implants to aerospace/Department of Defense applications.  Over the past 30 years, our product development and prototype expertise has been utilized to support diverse and challenging projects. Today, GPI Prototype is offering all of its rapid prototyping and additive manufacturing capabilities to every major industry.  Our industry anticipates 200-500% growth in the next 5 years.  Our technologies, processes and materials are well proven, established and documented.  Our value proposition is clear and obvious.  See also our website www.gpiprototype.com.

Benefits of Employment

• Competitive compensation package.
• Major medical, life insurance, profit sharing and a shared health-club plan.
• Training and support in developing your understanding of additive manufacturing/rapid prototyping.
• A fun and exciting work environment focusing on cutting edge technology.
• Located in beautiful Lake Bluff, IL, 30-40 miles north of downtown Chicago.