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Research Engineer -Computational Thermodynamics 
Sandvik - Pune, Maharashtra
JobTitle : Research Engineer 

Location 

: Pune Full time/Part time : Full time 

Regular/Temporary : Regular 

Introduction: 

Sandvik is a high-tech and global engineering group offering advanced products and services that enhance customers' productivity, profitability and safety. In 2014, Sandvik had about 47,000 employees and sales of about 89 billion SEK in more than 130 countries. Our operations are based on unique expertise in materials technology and extensive insight into industrial and customer processes. Sandvik Group R&D centre in Pune is a corporate research and development centre with a focus on computational methods catering to all global Sandvik business verticals. 

Job Description 

The candidate will be part of a team of computational materials scientists in Group R&D, Pune, focussed on new material development and microstructure-property correlations. 

Job Responsibilities 

The candidate will build and utilize state-of-the-art predictive models to capture the effects multiphase complex materials structure and chemistry on the properties of material. 
  • Simulation and computational study of phase equilibria and phase transformations; construction of phase diagrams.
  • Computational phase diagrams for new alloy development.
  • Computational design of microstructures of new materials.
  • Structure property correlations of multiscale, multiphase materials.
Profile: 
  • PhD in Materials, Physics, Mechanical Engineering or any related field from premier Institutes with consistently good grades.
  • Talented, enthusiastic with excellent communication skills.
  • Knowledge of multiple materials modelling techniques is desirable.
  • Ability to create examples, demonstrations and communicate to both technical & non-technical audiences.
  • Ability to work independently and forward looking to collaborate closely with adjacent domains of expertise.
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