Jobs at ATI, Inc.

Supports manufacturing operations through continuous improvement, 5S initiatives, process standardization, efficiency projects, and problem-solving. The intern evaluates operational practices, identifies improvement opportunities, develops mill instructions and procedures, and collaborates with Operations, Engineering, and cross-functional teams in a plant environment.

Manage the full product lifecycle for titanium and specialty steel products, coordinating customers, sales, engineering, operations, planning, and quality. Responsibilities include reviewing specifications, approving quotes, creating manufacturing instructions, investigating nonconformances, supporting certifications and testing, and providing technical guidance. Lead continuous improvement programs focused on yield, quality, cost reduction, and process innovation. Develop expertise in alloy metallurgy and manufacturing processes, communicate technical results, and serve as a customer and internal technical resource.

Intern will support powder atomization process engineering through process optimization, automation, error-proofing, melt cleanliness, and quality improvement initiatives. Responsibilities include configuring barcode scanning, developing automated addback and dilution processes, analyzing manufacturing data, and partnering with Engineering and Operations teams on cross-plant process improvements. The role provides hands-on experience in specialty materials manufacturing, ultrasonic testing, process standardization, and reducing manual variation.

Summer intern supporting powder-processing process engineering at ATI Specialty Materials. Responsibilities include material characterization, seeded heat compact analysis, process and material data analysis, revert powder handling improvements, screening automation, and process-efficiency initiatives. The intern will collaborate with Engineering and Operations teams in a manufacturing plant environment to improve quality, consistency, and operational performance.

Manages operational and business data supporting SIOP and SIOE processes. Develops automated reports, dashboards, and KPIs; improves data quality, ERP functionality, planning accuracy, inventory management, and execution performance. Partners with Operations, Supply Chain, Sales, Finance, and IT to define requirements, support Oracle ERP enhancements, implement data governance, and lead continuous improvement initiatives in a manufacturing environment.

Optimize titanium melt and remelting processes while improving yield, cost, productivity, safety, and quality. Develop process instructions, product flow paths, recipes, and technical changes for cast ingot products. Resolve process deviations and customer complaints, track critical-to-quality metrics, implement SPC programs, support new product and process development, and provide technical leadership during customer audits. Collaborate with Technology, Quality, Operations, Product Engineering, and R&D teams.

Supports melt process engineering projects involving titanium, nickel, and specialty alloys in a manufacturing environment. Responsibilities include raw material barcoding requirements, powder blending formulation, equipment vibration studies, process improvement, data analysis, project milestone tracking, and collaboration with plant leadership and cross-functional engineering teams.

Improves equipment and process reliability, Overall Equipment Effectiveness, and maintenance performance through Total Productive Maintenance. Administers Infor EAM, develops preventive and predictive maintenance programs, updates procedures, trains staff, and leads reliability initiatives including FMEA, root cause analysis, spare parts analysis, and lifecycle analysis.

Designs, develops, and implements industrial equipment control systems to improve plant efficiency and reliability. Responsibilities include PLC and machine-control software development, HMI and historian maintenance, control-system networking, technical documentation, equipment troubleshooting, vendor coordination, and leading improvement projects. The engineer supports electrical safety compliance, equipment installation, system integration, and SQL-based data collection in a heavy industrial manufacturing environment.

Supports process metallurgy projects in ATI’s billet conditioning, press, radial forge, and related manufacturing operations. Analyzes titanium, nickel, and specialty steel alloy processes; evaluates microstructural changes, process data, forging forces, and standardized work compliance; identifies optimization opportunities; and presents technical recommendations. The internship provides hands-on experience in metallurgy, hot working, forging, process improvement, statistical analysis, technical reporting, and cross-functional manufacturing collaboration.

Maintain and modify product item information in Oracle EBS and the ABS application. Review change requests, assess impacts on item structures, and preserve item master data integrity through change control. Collaborate with Operations, Quality, Sales, Technology, and Cost Accounting while applying analytical and continuous improvement methods to resolve problems and implement long-term solutions.

Leads mechanical design and facilities engineering projects from concept through purchasing, installation, startup, and implementation. Develops designs, drawings, calculations, specifications, and technical documentation for machinery, equipment, buildings, and facilities. Evaluates and improves equipment reliability and performance, conducts stress analysis, coordinates vendors and cross-functional teams, and manages project schedules, costs, manufacturability, and operational requirements.

The Compensation Analyst analyzes compensation data, supports market pricing and internal equity reviews, administers merit, incentive, and long-term incentive programs, and maintains salary structures and reporting tools. The role partners with HR, Finance, Payroll, and HRIS teams, provides salary recommendations, supports budgeting and forecasting, communicates compensation programs, and improves data quality and processes while handling confidential employee information.

Quality Engineer responsible for reviewing quality documentation, evaluating laboratory results, managing nonconformances, releasing materials and products, interpreting customer specifications, and supporting manufacturing quality activities. The role analyzes process data, improves sampling and documentation workflows, supports continuous improvement initiatives, and collaborates with Operations, Engineering, Inspection, Planning, and shop-floor employees. This is an onsite, day-shift position in a heavy-industrial manufacturing environment.

Coordinates high-volume recruiting operations, including interview scheduling, candidate communications, ATS administration, offer support, reporting, referral programs, recruitment marketing, and recruiting events. Supports internship and early-career programs through campus recruiting, career fairs, pipeline tracking, intern communications, onboarding coordination, and program reporting. Maintains strong relationships with candidates, recruiters, hiring managers, and educational partners while managing competing priorities in an onsite, multi-site environment.

Supports mechanical design and engineering projects that improve manufacturing equipment, automation, safety, and processes. Responsibilities include CAD-based equipment modifications, reverse engineering an ESR baseplate, improving chill plate removal and mold cart handling, and collaborating with Engineering, Maintenance, and Operations teams in a plant environment.

Summer technology internship applying materials science and engineering principles to manufacturing challenges. Responsibilities include investigating material defects, analyzing mechanical and metallography data against processing history, monitoring experimental material lots, identifying trends, recommending process improvements, and collaborating with plant and technical teams. The role is designed for rising juniors and seniors pursuing materials science, materials engineering, or metallurgy degrees.

Summer technology intern supporting specialty-materials manufacturing through defect investigation, mechanical and metallography data analysis, experimental material monitoring, and process improvement. The intern will collaborate with plant and technical teams to identify processing trends, recommend improvements, solve manufacturing challenges, and communicate technical findings.

Supports materials research and development involving titanium and nickel alloys. Responsibilities may include microstructural characterization, heat-treatment studies, hot-working trials, forging, rolling, and materials-processing projects. Interns apply materials science, engineering, and data-science concepts while using analytical and modeling tools. The program provides practical experience with advanced alloy systems and process-structure-property relationships.

Supports process engineering improvements in ATI’s Vacuum Induction Melting area. Responsibilities include optimizing elemental additions, analyzing melt quality, conducting refractory trials, documenting furnace liner health, developing standard operating procedures, and creating shop-floor quality standards. The intern works with Operations and Engineering teams on process optimization, failure analysis, furnace performance, and manufacturing consistency involving nickel melting technologies.