Teams at Doncasters

Develop and lead ceramic core manufacturing for aerospace investment castings, including material development, forming, thermal processing, finishing, and strengthening. Optimize manufacturing yields, enforce process controls, investigate structural and dimensional defects, and ensure stable production of high-quality components. The role requires collaboration with downstream wax and casting operations and serves as the technical authority for ceramic materials and processes.

Analyzes manufacturing costs, financial and operational performance, forecasts, trends, risks, and variances. Develops recommendations and communicates insights to finance and operations leadership. Supports standard costing, inventory accounting, metal-cost analysis, material, labor, and overhead variance analysis, financial controls, decision support, and profitable growth using advanced Excel, financial models, ERP systems, and large data sets.

Entry-level graduate engineering program supporting aerospace investment casting operations. Participants may work in product/process engineering, ceramics engineering, or metallurgy, with responsibilities spanning process monitoring, ceramic mold control, laboratory materials testing, troubleshooting, production support, yield improvement, and continuous improvement. The 12–24-month program includes mentorship, hands-on manufacturing experience, and cross-functional or cross-site rotations.