Materials Engineer
Accenture — Bengaluru
₹4–9 LPA (HireSetu estimate) · 0–2 yrs exp · Freshers eligible · Full-time · onsite · Apply by 22 Sept 2027
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Quick answer: The title says materials, but Aircraft Structures is the one skill Accenture marks as required, and it is what screens you in. Onsite in Bengaluru, 0 to 2 years, working as support on a project team.
From Accenture's job posting
Project Role : Materials Engineer
Project Role Description : Develop, select, and optimize materials to ensure components and systems meet performance, safety, and sustainability goals. Analyze material properties, design for durability and efficiency, and oversee testing and quality assurance throughout the lifecycle. Solve challenges such as corrosion, wear, and thermal behavior while collaborating across engineering disciplines to deliver practical, cost-effective solutions.
Must have skills : Aircraft Structures
Good to have skills : Aerospace & Defense (A&D), Aircraft Manufacturing, Aircraft Structural Analysis
Minimum 0-2 year(s) of experience is required
Educational Qualification : 15 years full time education
Summary
As a Materials Engineer, your typical day involves developing and selecting appropriate materials to ensure that various components and systems achieve their intended performance, safety, and sustainability objectives. You will analyze the properties of different materials, design solutions that enhance durability and efficiency, and oversee rigorous testing and quality assurance processes throughout the product lifecycle. Your role includes addressing challenges related to corrosion, wear, and thermal behavior, while working collaboratively with professionals from multiple engineering disciplines to deliver practical and cost-effective solutions that meet project requirements.
Roles & Responsibilities
- Expected to build knowledge and support the team.
- Participate in Problem Solving discussions.
- Assist in the documentation and reporting of material testing results to ensure transparency and traceability.
- Collaborate with cross-functional teams to integrate material solutions into overall system designs.
- Support continuous improvement initiatives by identifying opportunities to enhance material performance and cost efficiency.
Professional & Technical Skills
- Must To Have Skills: Proficiency in Aircraft Structures.
- Strong understanding of material properties and their impact on structural integrity and performance.
- Experience with analyzing and interpreting data related to material behavior under various environmental conditions.
- Familiarity with quality assurance processes and standards relevant to material testing and validation.
- Ability to collaborate effectively with multidisciplinary teams to address complex engineering challenges.
Additional Information
- The candidate should have minimum 0-2 years of experience in Aircraft Structures.
- This position is based at our Bengaluru office.
- A 15 years full time education is required.
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HireSetu's note
Structures carries the weight
Someone who has never touched an airframe will find this hard going. Aircraft Structures is the must-have, with aerospace and defense, aircraft manufacturing and structural analysis as the add-ons. Corrosion, wear, thermal behaviour and materials testing are the subjects, and here they get applied to aircraft components. Composites, aluminium alloys, fatigue, joints: if your degree project or internship covered any of that, you are in the right territory. Materials work from automotive or construction does not transfer cleanly to airframes.
A week on a client project
The listed duties are support-shaped. Build knowledge, sit in problem-solving discussions, document test results, work with other engineering disciplines, flag ways to improve material performance and cost. Nobody hands a fresh hire a design on day one. Your time goes on test data, reports and coordination, and Accenture delivers this as a service to a client, so the account you land on shapes the work more than the job title does.
The education line, decoded
"15 years full time education" is Accenture's template phrase for a full-time degree from school through graduation. A regular BE or BTech in metallurgy, materials, aerospace or mechanical clears it. A part-time or distance qualification is where this can trip you up, so settle that side with the recruiter before you invest weeks in the process.
First lines on your CV
Put the structures work at the top. Name the airframe or structural projects, the materials you tested, the standards you worked to, the machines you ran. Keep the materials-science summary to a line or two, because the reader hunting for Aircraft Structures wants that phrase early. At 0 to 2 years, lab and shop-floor time weighs more than theory, so describe what you built, tested or analysed and what the results were.
Drafted with AI from Accenture's job posting and checked by Prashanth Jakkula before publishing. See our Editorial Policy.
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