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Senior Engineer - Formability at Novelis in Kennesaw, GA

Position Overview As a member of the Formability Cluster, the Senior Engineer - Formability will play an instrumental role in advancing the formability expertise of Novelis. The Senior Engineer will work closely with Engineers and Scientists within the Formability Cluster to develop new mechanical testing and characterization tools and implement advanced data analysis techniques. Opportunities exist to leverage current state-of-the-art testing equipment to probe the effects of strain, strain rate, and temperature on the formability of aluminum alloys and to develop bespoke equipment. The developed testing and analysis techniques will be instrumental tools used to better understand the performance of current alloys, inform future alloy design, and aid our customers in fully utilizing our material's potential. In addition to the Formability Cluster, the Senior Engineer will work closely with a team of Global R&D Engineers and Scientists to solve problems across all Novelis value streams (can, auto, aerospace, and specialties) and develop a deeper core knowledge. Opportunities exist to manage projects, interface with external customers and partners, travel to Global Novelis sites, and disseminate findings in peer-reviewed journals and at international conferences. Applicants should be able to deliver on-time results in a fast-paced research and development environment. Self-starter candidates with demonstrated hands-on experience are highly sought. Responsibilities & Qualifications
Responsibilities:
Develop and improve the advanced mechanical testing infrastructure, such as testing equipment, test methodology, etc. Perform data analysis of non-routine advanced mechanical testing Manage and safeguard acquired data sets for future studies Coordinate non-routine testing to ensure on-time in-full delivery of results Collaborate with Global Novelis experts to develop, refine, and benchmark formability tests and disseminate results and methods within Novelis Organize and develop external testing capabilities to complement Novelis Develop data sets and provide expert guidance on material models for use by internal and external customers for CAE simulations Play a key role to develop and implement tests and analysis techniques for validation of finite element models
Qualifications:
Ph.D in Mechanical or Materials/Metallurgical Engineering or M. S. degree with 3
years post graduate experience Demonstrated experience in sheet metal deformation, with emphasis on elevated temperatures and strain rates, forming, and failure/fracture In-depth knowledge of material models for sheet metals, particularly aluminum, and their calibration needs is highly sought Familiarity with standard mechanical testing systems and a penchant for developing customized testing devices Advantageous to have knowledge of aluminum alloy systems and the link between microstructure and forming performance Demonstrated project management skills in planning, resourcing, and execution to deliver on-time results Excellent English technical writing, communication, and presentation skills Knowledge of programing and scripting languages - Python, C/C++, Fortran, VBA Skilled with data/image acquisition and digital image correlation software and hardware - National Instruments LabVIEW, GOM Argus/Aramis/Correlate Proven capability with CAD and CAE systems - Inventor, Catia, Autoform, LS-Dyna Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite - Word, PowerPoint, Excel
Salary Range:
$80K -- $100K
Minimum Qualification
Industrial Engineering, Mechanical EngineeringEstimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.

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