With 3D printing expanding and advancing daily, new jobs are constantly emerging. Have you ever thought about working in additive manufacturing? Or are you already an expert and are searching for a new challenge? Either way, we have collected five of this month’s most promising 3D printing job offers, so you might be able to work in the role of your dreams. Below, you’ll find a variety of interesting occupations. We‘ve selected jobs from SpaceX, Lockheed Martin, Blue Origin, and more! Wherever your interests lie, there’s a wide spectrum of opportunities to engage in additive manufacturing. Check them out below.
Metal Additive Manufacturing Scientist – SRNL
Located in Aiken, South Carolina, the Savannah River National Laboratory (SRNL) is at the forefront of national defense, energy, and environmental research. They are currently looking for a Metal Additive Manufacturing Scientist to lead research and development within their Advanced Engineering Division. Ideal candidates should have a PhD in a related field and have experience with feedstock characterization, machine learning applications in AM, and metal printing technologies. This role involves leading interdisciplinary projects, mentoring interns, and maintaining a strong national presence within DOE and professional organizations. If you’re passionate about contributing to national innovation, energy, and sustainability, this is a role worth pursuing.
You can find the full mission of this job position HERE.
Location: Aiken, South Carolina, USA
Photo Credit: Savannah River National Laboratory
Additive Manufacturing Specialist – SpaceX
SpaceX is actively building the future of American space exploration. Based in Hawthorne, California, they’re seeking an Additive Manufacturing Specialist to support the Starship program. This is the partnership program with NASA to send astronauts once again to the Moon! You’ll work hands-on with powder-bed systems, post-processing equipment, and new production workflows aimed at high-rate manufacturing. Applicants must have at least 2 years of experience in additive manufacturing production and a deep understanding of metals, lasers, and design optimization for AM. This is an opportunity to contribute directly to humanity’s push back toward the Moon and even Mars!
You can find the full mission of this job position HERE.
Location: Hawthorne, California, USA
Photo Credit: SpaceX
Additive Manufacturing Technician – Lockheed Martin
If working in defense and aerospace particularly interests you, Lockheed Martin is hiring an Additive Manufacturing Technician in Grand Prairie, Texas. The role includes operating high-temperature furnaces, build plate post-processing, and managing large-scale AM systems. Candidates with mechanical engineering experience or a background in vacuum/HIP furnaces are heavily encouraged to apply for this position. The position also supports a secret-level security clearance. This is an excellent fit for individuals with strong problem-solving skills looking to work on mission-critical defense technologies.
You can find the full mission of this job position HERE.
Location: Grand Prairie, Texas, USA
Photo Credit: Lockheed Martin
Additive Manufacturing Engineer – General Atomics
General Atomics is a leader in unmanned aircraft and advanced surveillance systems. They are currently looking for an Additive Manufacturing Engineer at their Poway, California facility. This role is centered on metal LPBF (Laser Powder Bed Fusion) but extends across many AM modalities, including DED-W, SLS, SLA, and MJF. Applicants should have at least 2 years of experience in manufacturing engineering and a solid understanding of end-to-end AM workflows, from design to post-processing. If you’re an innovator who enjoys process development and quality optimization, this might be the right fit for you!
You can find the full mission of this job position HERE.
Location: Poway, California, USA
Photo Credit: General Atomics
Propulsian Engineer III (Materials & Processes Additive Manufacturing) – Blue Origin
At Blue Origin in Seattle, Washington, the Propulsion Engineer III will support materials and processes development for additive manufacturing, particularly with aerospace applications in mind. You’ll work with composites, metal alloys, and laboratory equipment to test material properties, analyze powder quality, and improve part performance. For this role candidates should have at least 4 years of lab experience and a strong background in analytical chemistry or materials science. Bonus points for knowledge of aerospace industry standards and polymer chemistry! If you’re passionate about chemistry and aerospace, this might just be the job for you!
You can find the full mission of this job position HERE.
Location: Seattle, Washington, USA
Photo Credit: Blue Origin
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