Jobs

New 3D printing jobs at 3D Printing Industry, AMT, appointments at BIOMODEX, Launcher, Intech and more

Welcome to the latest edition of our 3D printing jobs and career moves update for the additive manufacturing sector. If you are looking for a new position in the industry, we keep our 3D Printing job board updated with the latest positions. You can easily apply to any of the posted jobs after creating a free profile. If you are just about to enter the sector, we offer a guide on how to get a job in the 3D printing industry.

The 3D Printing Industry jobs board is also free to use for employers to find 3D printing experts for their businesses. 

Read on for updates on career moves at BIOMODEX, Launcher, Intech and more.

Application Engineer EMEA at Additive Manufacturing Technologies in Sheffield, UK or home based

Post-processing specialist Additive Manufacturing Technologies (AMT) has a position available at its Sheffield headquarters for an EMEA Application Engineer. The company is looking for a new team member that can offer the best product experience and support to all its users around the world. Having begun trading in 2017, AMT has opened new facilities in Veszprém, Hungary and Austin, Texas, to manufacture its automated smoothing machine the PostPro3D for global shipping. 

Responsibilities of the role include identifying new applications and opportunities for existing and new customers, installing new machines and training customers to drive maximum adoption. The position reports to the Director of Sales, Channels and Applications, and the successful applicant will act as EMEA’s leader in post-processing technologies and drive maximum customer satisfaction. The job will be based at AMT’s Sheffield headquarters, and while working from home is a possibility, travelling a short notice may be required. 

The ideal candidate will have a background in engineering or 3D printing, and be skilled in using MS Office, Solidworks and CRM software packages to good effect. Being able to provide excellent customer service both in person and over the phone, is a must for the position, in addition to being a great communicator and learner. Strong technical knowledge will be vital in enabling the applicant to sell the company’s PostPro technology to customers, as well as being able to quickly master the use of electronic and hardware devices. 

The full job description for the role of Application Engineer EMEA at Additive Manufacturing Technologies is available here.

AM Technologies is best known for its postprocessing solutions (pictured). Photo via AM Technologies.
AM Technologies is best known for its postprocessing solutions (pictured). Photo via AM Technologies.

Technology Journalist at 3D Printing Industry in London 

Are you fascinated about how technology shapes the world around you? If so, good news, because the 3D Printing Industry magazine and website are now recruiting for a Technology Journalist. Reporting on the latest news from the constantly expanding world of additive manufacturing, the successful applicant will join its growing team, and help report on the technology, enterprises, and individuals leading this exciting sector. The position will involve working from the company’s Central London headquarters on a permanent basis, but for now, the ongoing pandemic means that the role will need to be temporarily home-based. Once travel restrictions have been lifted, your work will take you to many of the enterprises, events, and academic institutions where the industry’s leaders work.

The position involves reporting and pitching directly to the Editor-in-chief, and the successful candidate will be responsible for covering how 3D printing is used across a wide range of sectors. A technical background is not essential for the role, but excellent communication skills and the ability to write for both print and online audiences are, in addition to a minimum of two years’ work experience in a similar role. An understanding of SEO, social media, and web design would also be an advantage but aren’t essential. There is room for progression for the candidate that masters their new beat, and there’s scope to represent the business through speaking or hosting engagements. 

More information about the role and the full job description can be found here

3DPI magazine and website are recruiting for a new Technology Journalist.

BIOMODEX appoints MedTech industry veteran as new Board Chair

Paris-based medical technology company BIOMODEX has elected Karl Schweitzer as Chair of the Board of Directors with immediate effect. Schweitzer brings 28 years of experience from the medical industry to the role. Having set up investment and advisory firm Transform Medical GmbH, he’s also co-founder and CEO of Neuromodtronic, a medical device company that provides non-invasive optic nerve stimulation. Before setting up these medical firms, he spent ten years at Medtronic, where he was vice president and oversaw the company’s $2 billion neuromodulation division. He succeeds Francois Thomas, who has served as Board Chair since 2019 and who will remain a member of the board. 

“We are very pleased to appoint Karl Schweitzer as Board Chair,” said Francois Thomas, Former Chair of the Board of Directors. “His international experience in the medtech space, as well as expertise in two key markets for Biomodex, cardiac and neurovascular, will be a major asset as we grow the company’s exciting portfolio of devices and continue to expand commercial operations.”

Launcher hires ex-NASA and SpaceX engineers to lead its avionics team 

American private aerospace company Launcher has appointed NASA JPL & SpaceX veterans Kevin Watson and Rich Petras to both start and lead the company’s new avionics team. Watson will head the team as Head of Avionics, while Rich Petras has joined as Head of Avionics Software in Watson’s team. Having previously focused exclusively on high-performance 3D printed propulsion development, the company is now beginning to develop its avionics team and platform. As a result, the new pair will manage the ground and vehicle fault-tolerant computers, electronics, wiring, and software for guidance & control, video, radio transmission, autonomous flight termination systems, and more.

Watson has over thirty years of experience in designing hardware and software for rockets and spacecraft. Having begun his career at NASA/JPL, where he developed expertise in the area of space radiation effects in complex integrated circuits, he went on to work on several JPL spacecraft, and the development of Mars rover technologies. Later, in 2008, Watson joined SpaceX to lead the design of flight computers for the Falcon 9 & Falcon Heavy rockets and Dragon spacecraft. Petras meanwhile, has worked in the spacecraft avionics and embedded systems field for 35 years. He has long been an advocate for open-source software and commodity hardware for spacecraft applications and put this to good use at JPL and SpaceX. While at JPL, he developed a common rover software architecture (Claraty) that formed a basis for the company’s research rovers, and at SpaceX, he devised the microcontroller code used to communicate with the Dragon spacecraft as it approached the ISS. 

NASA veteran Kevin Watson, who will now lead Launcher's avionics team, has previously worked on the Mars rover (pictured). Image via NASA.
NASA veteran Kevin Watson, who will now lead Launcher’s avionics team, has previously worked on projects such as the Mars rover (pictured). Image via NASA.

Pradeep Nair joins Intech Additive Solutions 

Metal additive manufacturing company Intech Additive Solutions has appointed 3D printing veteran Pradeep Nair as Vice President of Hardware Sales. Nair will oversee the business development and sales of the company’s recently launched iFusion series of Metal 3D printers, along with its marketing and support functions. He will also play an advisory role in the development of Intech’s 3D printing technology roadmap. Having played a part in introducing the technology into the Indian and ASEAN markets back in 1996, Nair joined Stratasys as Regional Director to set up its operations in these areas. He then moved to SLM Solutions GmbH as Director of its Indian operations, to expand the company’s metal 3D printing services there. 

“Pradeep Nair is a visionary and among the early prime movers to introduce additive manufacturing to India. His tireless work to build and promote a strong AM community network is evident and much appreciated” said Sridhar Balaram, MD & CEO of Intech Additive Solutions. “His appointment will give a big boost to our plans to revolutionize Additive Manufacturing in India especially with our ‘Made in India’ iFusion series of Metal 3D Printers.”

You can now nominate for the 2020 3D Printing Industry Awards. Cast your vote to help decide this year’s winners.

To stay up to date with the latest 3D printing news, don’t forget to subscribe to the 3D Printing Industry newsletter or follow us on Twitter or liking our page on Facebook.

Looking for a job in the additive manufacturing industry? Visit 3D Printing Jobs for a selection of roles in the industry.

Featured image shows the 3D Printing Industry Job Board.