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Bachelor's degree (or in final year of study) in Transportation Design, Industrial Design, Automotive Design, or a closely related field, or equivalent portfolio-based experience.
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Photoreal digital rendering (Photoshop, VRED, or equivalent).
Solid 3D surfacing capability (e.g., Alias, Blender, or similar).
Use of AI tools (image generation, variation, or assistive workflows) as part of an integrated design process.
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Coordinator, Quality Control & Test Services 3

Triumph Group

Macomb, MI 48042

~ 42 min OnsiteEducation AssistanceHealth InsurancePaid Time OffRetirement Benefit

High school diploma or equivalent required
Technical certificate, associate degree, or relevant manufacturing/laboratory experience preferred
Experience in aerospace manufacturing, heat treat, materials testing, quality inspection, machining, or metallurgical sample preparation preferred
Ability to follow written work instructions, laboratory procedures, customer specifications, and ASTM/AMS-based test methods
Ability to maintain accurate records, perform basic shop math, understand part traceability, and work within production systems such as Visual, Job Tracker and Visual Plus
Ability to handle customer hardware carefully and maintain FOD control, cleanliness, sample identity, and work order discipline
Ability to use or learn laboratory equipment such as automatic cut-off saws, mounting equipment, grinders/polishers, Rockwell hardness testers, Vickers microhardness equipment, microscopes, and related measuring equipment
Formal metallurgical laboratory training and documented qualification are required before independently performing higher-level technical tasks such as hardness testing, microhardness verification, metallographic preparation, white layer preparation, IGO/IGA preparation/evaluation, or other NADCAP-controlled laboratory activities. Training will be provided.
Must be able to recognize when a result, sample condition, or process condition is abnormal and stop work or escalate the issue before product acceptance is affected
Read and interpret aerospace blueprints and geometrical tolerancing

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