Main Duties: Be part of the High-Power Processes and Applications (HPPA) area:
•    Coordination of active projects and reporting to the area coordinator.
•    Coordinate and execute technical tasks related to design, process planning, manufacturing, post-processing, testing and analysis of results, writing technical reports and deliverables, etc.
•    Prepare and submit R&D proposals in the area of manufacturing processes in collaboration with the multidisciplinary team of AIMEN.
Education
•    Degree or Master Degree in Industrial Engineering, preferably with a specialization in Manufacturing Process.
•    Degree or Master Degree in Mechanical Engineering, Materials or similar.
Job Specific Skills: Advanced knowledge in:
•    Joining and/or manufacturing technologies of broad spectrum of metals: laser technologies, friction stir welding, electric arc, etc.
•    Industrial equipment based on these technologies and their deployment on robot / CNC positioning systems.
•    3D modelling and design tools (CATIA, ProEngineer, Solidworks or similar).
•    Ability of offline programming using commercial tools (e.g. Mastercam, Robotmaster, Powermill or similar).
Desirable Qualifications And Skills
•    Doctorate will be highly regarded, especially if related to processing of metallic materials: metallurgy, welding and other joining or similar.
•    Knowledge and demonstrable experience in:
    Simulation tools for joining processes and manufacturing by energy input (SysWeld, Pancomputing or similar).
    Monitoring and control systems for joining and manufacturing process.
    Metal Additive Manufacturing technologies, especially those of Direct Deposition of Energy (p-LMD, w-LMD, WAAM, etc.)
    To have a network of industrial contacts and research centers at national and European level.

More details and application: https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/871884502/
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Two PhD posts funded by Ford and Rolls-Royce available to work on using synchrotron imaging for additive manufacturing and solidification:
 
1.    EPSRC Industrial CASE PhD Studentship with Rolls-Royce: Shedding new light on additive manufacturing for aerospace applications.  Outstanding applications are invited to join the Department of Mechanical Engineering at University College London as part of an EPSRC industrial CASE (iCASE) PhD studentship.

More info: http://bit.ly/2LDEzRy

2.    Impact PhD Studentship with Ford:  Modelling Light alloy automotive component Manufacture. Outstanding applicants are invited to apply for an industrially co-funded PhD studentship in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at University College London.

More info: http://bit.ly/2JxNdk0

At Norwegian University of Science and Technology(NTNU) in Gjøvik, Faculty of Technology and Mangement, there is a permanent 100% position as Professor/Associate Professor available.

Additive manufacturing (AM) is one of the strategic research areas for the faculty and in our laboratory we have an ARCAM EBM machine for metals and an EOSINT machine for polymers. The professor will be a member of our AM research team. We have AM focused projects with industry and is a partner in the Centre for Research Based Innovation SFI Manufacturing, where our focus is on Atomic scale modelling and AM.

Our faculty is located in Gjøvik approx. 100 km North of the Capital Oslo and close to the Raufoss Industry Park with automotive, aerospace and defence industry.

Successful candidates will be expected to contribute to develop strong, externally-funded research programs, participate in current Additive Manufacturing research activities at the faculty and teach graduate courses in the area of manufacturing and mechanical engineering with focus on AM. The hired professor will be the supervisor of 2-4 PhD students. Applicants with industrial background and ability to work across disciplines are especially encouraged to apply.

See more at this link: http://www.jobbnorge.no/ledige-stillinger/stilling/123949/professor-associate-professor-additive-manufacturing

Br,

Kristian Martinsen, Professor
Vice dean research
Faculty of Technology, Economy and Manegement