JOB DESCRIPTION:
The successful candidate will have opportunities to participate in research and industry projects in additive manufacturing (AM) and be involved in a challenging and dynamic research and development environment.
The assistant engineer?s responsibilities include 3D printing, post processing, characterization, measurement, and mechanical testing. The assistant engineer also supports the group?s research activities through procurement, equipment maintenance and risks assessments.
RESPONSIBILITIES:
- Operate equipment to perform 3D printing and relevant post-processes (e.g. cam-based systems), mechanical charaterisation such as tensile, bending, compression tests and inspection (e.g., CMM) as part of the industry project.
- Responsible for generating jig and fixturing 2D/3D drawings for documentation and archiving purposes.
- Manage and work with local machining house for jig and fixture fabrication and assembly.
- Carry out routine maintenance, diagnostics checks and engage equipment vendors for preventive maintenance.
- Perform function tests to verify equipment readiness after maintenance or material change.
- Plan equipment schedule, maintain and improve lab environment, and manage raw feedstock and maintain stock/inventory list.
- Responsible for ensuring duties are performed in a safe, efficient, and effective manner.
JOB REQUIREMENTS:
- NITEC or Diploma in engineering related qualifications.
- At least 3-years work experience in manufacturing roles within the aerospace / MRO / oil and gas / manufacturing industry. Candidates with > 5-year experience will be considered for a senior role.
- Capabilities in CAD and 2D drawings using NX/SolidWorks, with knowledge in GD&T will be beneficial.
- Traditional methods of inspections such as CMM/handheld measurement tools and preparation of FAI documents is preferred.
- Knowledge in additive manufacturing technologies and composite material is an added advantage.
- Familiarity in handling CAM based systems such as robotic system/CNC is an added advantage.
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