The Welding Engineer is responsible for but not limited to:

Provide support to and collaborate with product development, manufacturing weld process and materials engineers in defining lightweight, corrosion-resistant and volume production robust weld joints through proper selection of processes, materials, and definition of associated part geometry Develop and oversee laboratory tests in support of product design development, evaluation of new welding technologies, approval of new material substrates and weld-ability evaluation of sealers, adhesives, oils, lubricants, washes, drawing compounds and pre-phosphates Maintain corporate engineering design and process standards that govern resistance welding, including spot welding, projection fastener welding, projection component welding, drawn arc welding, resistance tube welding, resistance slug welding, resistance braze welding, resistance wire welding, hot upsetting, and other welding, brazing, and soldering processes Remain abreast of emerging welding technologies through literature research and participation in industrial technical consortia activities Provide technical consultation to Engineering, Purchasing, Manufacturing and corporate supply base with respect to pre-production and volume production builds Provide assistance in product root cause analysis by leveraging the Stellantis Materials Engineering laboratory via test request generation and data analysis Assist in the identification and initiation of corrective actions

Basic Qualifications: 

Bachelor of Science degree in Welding, Metallurgical, Mechanical or Electrical Engineering from an ABET accredited university  Minimum of 8 years of relevant welding engineering experience Technical expertise and related experience in applying welding science - resistance welding and other processes Strong technical background in welding, brazing, and soldering metallurgy Excellent communication, organizational and presentation skills Strong leadership abilities, multitasking ability, and problem-solving skills Ability to meet deadlines and a "can-do" attitude 

 

Preferred Qualifications: 

Master of Science or greater degree in Welding, Metallurgical, Mechanical or Electrical Engineering from an ABET accredited university  10 years relevant welding engineering experience Practical manufacturing welding experience Expert level welding, brazing, and soldering metallurgy Production or development experience with arc welding, laser welding, brazing, soldering or solid-state joining methods Product design engineering experience