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ATI Inc. is seeking an early-career Computational Materials Scientist with a strong Ni- and/or Ti-based metallurgy background. You will develop and deploy physics-based models to accelerate alloy and process development, link thermodynamic/kinetic predictions to process simulations, and translate microstructure predictions into property outcomes for production-scale processes.
Typical responsibilities include developing physics-based and empirical models. Verify and validate them. Utilize modeling to drive manufacturing process improvements, impact product quality, lower manufacturing costs, and developing new products. Communicate results to management, colleagues, and customers in the form of written reports and oral presentations. Propose, defend, and execute project concepts for new products, cost savings, quality improvement, and process innovation. Collaborate with technology and research colleagues across ATI. Maintain industry expertise and current knowledge of developments in process modeling by experimentation, attending meetings and conferences conducted by trade associations, by reviewing trade literature, and by periodic visits to customer, supplier, and other ATI manufacturing locations.