Materials Engineer For Materials Engineer, Metallurgical Engineer or Materials Testing Engineer to deliver advanced materials testing and analysis solutions for an innovative defence technology leader. A permanent full-time role within a forward-thinking, secure, and technology-driven organisation. About the Materials Engineer role Requires: Degree in materials engineering, materials science or similar with experience in materials testing and stress-corrosion-cracking (SCC) evaluation including fractographic and metallographic laboratory skills as the Materials Engineer. Salary guide: $90,000 to $120,000 per annum. Location: Inner Melbourne suburbs, Victoria. What the Materials Engineer will do each day Conduct comprehensive literature reviews on current materials testing methodologies. Perform SCC tests using the rising-displacement method to assess material integrity under stress. Analyze test data meticulously to interpret results and identify material performance characteristics. Utilize fractographic and metallographic techniques to examine specimen microstructures and failure modes. Prepare detailed technical reports summarizing test findings and recommendations. Why this Materials Engineer role stands out? This Materials Engineer position offers a pivotal opportunity to engage in cutting-edge materials engineering projects directly impacting national security. Working within a dynamic team environment, the Materials Engineer will apply specialised expertise in corrosion and fracture mechanics testing to pioneering defence technologies. This role uniquely combines hands-on laboratory work with analytical and reporting responsibilities, providing enriching professional development in the defence materials sector. Your next employer is a leader in defence research and technology, providing the Materials Engineer with access to highly advanced technical projects and a supportive workplace culture that values innovation, technical excellence, and national contribution. What you need to succeed as a Materials Engineer Degree in materials engineering, materials science or equivalent. Proven experience in stress-corrosion-cracking testing of metals and fracture mechanics specimen analysis. Strong fractographic and metallographic laboratory skills. Australian Citizenship (essential for security clearance). Job benefits for Materials Engineer include Engagement with nationally significant defence technology projects. Opportunities for professional growth and development in materials science. Collaborative team environment with leading industry experts. Comprehensive workplace support and inclusive culture. Not quite right for you? Let us help you find a better match Please email us a copy of your CV to at jobshop@macrorecruitment.com.au Please let us know your ideal role, salary range, and suburb.
