Glass science engineer vs non-destructive testing engineer

Differences between glass science engineer and non-destructive testing engineer duties and responsibilities

Glass science engineer example responsibilities.

• Manage Jenkins security by providing specific access to authorize developers/testers using project base matrix authorization strategy.
• Build FEA models for closures and perform linear/non-linear analysis using ANSA, Abaqus and LSDyna.
• Perform vehicle evaluation and testing, both subjective and objective, for any NVH issues as reported by the customer.
• Conduct geotechnical and environmental subsurface investigations.
• Determine safety of substations for BPA personnel entering sites.
• Conduct geotechnical and environmental subsurface investigations.

Non-destructive testing engineer example responsibilities.

• Manage aluminum structural/pipe fabrication turnaround: cross-country CGIT/IPB megawatt electrical power conductors.
• Identify and implement improvements in the welding (and brazing) department that would lead to increases in efficiency and profitability.
• Maintain quality/engineering programs & specifications for NDT.
• Subject matter expert for heavy wall aluminum weldment fabrication.
• Define and administer training of welding and brazing personnel including hands-on instruction.
• Modify existing visual inspection and introduce new NDE methods to ensure up-to-date inspection technology and techniques are used to improve production.
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