Metallurgist / Process Engineer (Motorsport)

Bletchley

9 months ago

Applications closed

Metallurgist / Process Engineer (Motorsport)

£30,000-£35,000 + Training + Progression + Annual Holiday Review + Benefits

Bletchley

Are you a Metallurgist or Mechanical Engineer with an interest in Motorsport or similar, looking for an entry-level role within a market-leading company who work for a range of elite motorsport teams on a variety of interesting projects and offer full training from the ground up?

Do you want specialist training within heat treatment processes, allowing you to become an expert within a niche and technical area of metallurgical engineering?

With some professional experience, you will support the development of heat treatment metallurgy for the next generation of Formula 1 cars and other single-seat category vehicles. You will be shadowing a senior Metallurgist who specializes in this niche field, you will have a fantastic opportunity to gain valuable skills, which will allow you to develop as a Metallurgist / Engineer.

This company is a widely recognized supplier to the top F1 teams in the motorsport sector. The company is an expanding player in the industry, and they are in a great position for further expansion.

This position would suit a Metallurgist or Mechanical Engineer who is looking to become a technical expert within a Process Engineering or Metallurgy with a company who offer unrivalled training and opportunities for long term progression.

DUTIES

Shadowing Senior Metallurgist, working on heat treatment services
Quality Process and Leak Detections
Stress relieving and Solution Aging
Monday to Friday (8AM - 5:30PM)

PERSON
Degree in Metallurgy or Mechanical Engineering
Looking for a Metallurgist or Process Engineering role
Keen interest in Motorsport
Commutable to Bletchley

Materials, Engineer, Engineering, Metallurgist, Metallurgy, Aluminum, Motorsport, Automotive, Manufacturing, Graduate, Junior, Trainee, Production, Bletchley , Milton Keynes

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