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University of Dayton Research Institute · 3 months ago

Research Corrosion Analyst

Warner Robins, GA

Full-time

Onsite

Senior Level, Lead/Staff

8+ years exp

The University of Dayton Research Institute is seeking a Research Corrosion Analyst to contribute to materials science research impacting national defense and aerospace innovation. The role involves serving as a subject matter expert in corrosion control and prevention, conducting assessments, and advising on corrosion-related solutions.

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No H1B

Security Clearance Required

U.S. Citizen Only

Responsibilities

Serve as a subject matter expert in aerospace systems corrosion control, prevention and mitigation and aircraft maintenance

Conduct field assessment of base, MAJCOM, and other US Air Force corrosion programs

Identify corrosion related material and process needs

Identify solutions and participate in development and integration of new solutions

Advise weapon system program offices

Serve as an adviser to senior leadership, governance boards and multi service corrosion forums

Help plan, coordinate, and execute corrosion training programs and corrosion specific marketing and communications efforts

Provide prompt, credible responses to field, program office, and Air Logistics Complex questions regarding corrosion and coatings

Qualification

Aerospace corrosion controlAircraft maintenanceUS Air Force standardsCorrosion control equipmentIndependent workerVerbal communicationWritten communicationSelf-motivatedTeam leadership

Required

Twelve years' experience in aerospace corrosion control or structural maintenance OR an Associates degree and 8 years' experience in aerospace corrosion control or structural maintenance

Knowledgeable of Air Force aircraft maintenance organizational structure

Knowledgeable of military materials, processes and standards

Basic knowledge on US Air Force corrosion control equipment

Excellent verbal and written communication skills

Self-motivated, independent worker with impeccable judgment

Familiar with US Air Force corrosion-control related technical orders

Ability to work with little or no supervision

Willing to travel

Ability to obtain a secret clearance within 1 year of hire

Due to the requirements of our research contracts with the U.S. federal government, candidates for this position must be a U.S. citizen

Preferred

Fifteen Years experience in aerospace corrosion control or structural maintenance or a Bachelor's degree and 10 years' experience in aerospace corrosion control or structural maintenance

Extensive knowledge of US Air Force Corrosion Control Equipment and corrosion control facilities

Experience as an Air Force maintenance Flight/Group Superintendent

Three or more years' experience working in the AF corrosion prevention control office

Three or more years' experience in an Air Force Air Logistics Complex

Experience with low observable platforms

Familiar with US Air Force corrosion-control related technical orders and material military/commercial standards

Exceptional verbal and written communication skills

Demonstrated self-starter with vision to see new ways of doing business

Ability to lead a team