Materials Engineer
Pubblicato il 01-10-2026 - Baker Hughes in Firenze
Do you enjoy working with cutting-edge technology? Would you like to help shape the future of our global energy? Join our Materials Science & Technology Team The Materials Science & Technology team provides cutting-edge materials and processes solutions to support turbomachinery product competitiveness to deliver the highest reliable, efficiency and clean performances. We are accountable to develop, test, select, qualify, and apply materials technologies in components service environments and to deliver fit-for-purpose applications in the path of energy decarbonization.Partner with the bestWe are seeking a highly motivated Materials Engineer with a strong background in Materials Science and Technology and proven experience in failure analysis and materials testing for turbomachinery applications. In this role, you will act as a Laboratory Technologist, leading complex material investigations, testing activities, and failure analyses associated with components operating in development, installation,
and field service environments.You will work closely with Design Engineering and Root Cause Analysis teams to understand design requirements and service conditions, correlating operational data with laboratory findings to support product reliability and continuous improvement.The ideal candidate demonstrates strong analytical thinking, technical expertise, commitment to quality and HSE standards, and the ability to deliver results in a dynamic environment.As a Materials Engineer , you will be responsible for: Executing assigned laboratory activities and issuing technical documentation in accordance with applicable procedures and Quality Management System requirements. Reviewing testing and failure analysis requests to ensure completeness and availability of supporting documentation. Collecting, digitalizing, managing, and analyzing materials property data. Collaborating with Root Cause Analysis teams to gather relevant operational and design information. Performing comple