Supports and improves iron powder manufacturing processes to reduce costs, increase production, improve quality, and maintain safety. Troubleshoots equipment and process issues, develops FMEAs, coordinates equipment and contractor services, ensures quality guidelines, maintains inventory records, investigates incidents and complaints, and implements corrective actions. The role also trains production personnel, prepares engineering reports, and collaborates with Supply Chain and subcontractors.

Coordinates inbound material receiving, inventory records, warehouse cycle counts, shipment inspections, raw-material sampling, and returns of defective materials. Leads unloading activities by rail and truck, supports outbound shipping, prepares reports, and coordinates with Accounts Payable, Purchasing, Accounting, and Quality teams. Maintains accurate inventory information and a safe working environment.

Sells advanced ceramic powder products and services to new and existing customers across North America. Responsibilities include prospecting, relationship development, needs assessment, technical support, quoting, contract and proposal preparation, product demonstrations, forecasting, sales reporting, and coordinating customer activities with internal teams. The role is remote, preferably in the eastern United States, and requires approximately 50% nationwide travel.