Welding Engineer

Job Description:

The Welding Engineer will embark on scrutinizing blueprints and work orders, translating weld symbols, arranging and modifying metal parts for eventual welding. The job role demands the execution of MIG welding affairs to fabricate the final merchandise. The fabrication process comprises of grinding and polishing methods as the conclusion guidelines. The candidate may also be required to monitor the robotic welding systems in certain scenarios. The incumbent must also demonstrate cross-functional capabilities in press operation, fabrication, and assembly processes as necessitated by the workload requirements.

Hard Skills:

• MIG Welding
• Blueprint reading
• Fabrication
• Developing and improving Leadership Skills
• Adaptability
• Demonstrating a willingness to learn and apply new skills is crucial
• Demonstrating the aptitude to work without constant supervision

Effective communication plays a critical role in team collaboration, enabling members to work synergistically, avoid misunderstandings, and accomplish tasks efficiently

The role may necessitate self-reliance or cooperation with others, including support provided during introductory training.

About Aerotek:

Aerotek has been at the forefront of recruiting and staffing services since 1983. With more than 250 non-franchised offices, Aerotek has over 8,000 internal employees who cater to over 18,000 clients and 300,000 contract employees annually. Aerotek's parent company, Allegis Group, is the global leader in talent solutions.

The company strives to provide a safe and equitable working environment for all applicants and employees and prohibits any form of discrimination based on their race, religion, gender, age, disability, sexual orientation, national origin, veteran status, genetic information, gender identity, or any other characteristic protected by law