Graduate Engineering Production Technician - Advanced Magnetic Materials at Kite Magnetics

Notting Hill, Victoria, Australia -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

19 May, 26

Salary

65528.0

Posted On

18 Feb, 26

Experience

0 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Production Equipment Operation, Set-ups, Changeovers, In-process Inspection, Testing, Manual Assembly, Micrometers, Calipers, Precision Scales, Hand Tools, Magnetic Test Equipment, Microscopes, Lathe Operation, Mill Operation, Safety Procedures, Documentation Practices

Industry

Motor Vehicle Parts Manufacturing

Description

About Us: Kite Magnetics (Melbourne, Australia) develops and manufactures advanced magnetic materials for use in high-perormance electric motors. Our patented Aeroperm® nanocrystalline material, originating at Monash University, enables lighter, more efficient electric motors and generators for weight- and energy-sensitive applications. The Opportunity As a Graduate Engineering Production Technician in a 6-month fixed-term role, you will help us build a new class of magnetic materials and stator cores. This is a hands-on engineering role in a clean, procedure-driven prototype environment. You’ll assemble, operate and improve prototype production equipment, and test materials/components alongside an incredibly collaborative and knowledgeable engineering team. Location: On-site only, Notting Hill (next to Monash University; bus from Caulfield Station) Hours: Flexible start 6:00 to 9:30 am (corresponding finish). Adaptable mindset to shifting priorities and customer delivery deadlines. Employment type: Full-time, permanent Reporting to: Principal Materials Engineer Team: Work with 5 materials/process engineers and our Industrial Electrician (15-person company) Available for immediate commencement What you’ll do Run production equipment according to documented procedures (SOPs) and meet safety, quality and schedule expectations. Perform set-ups and changeovers, including first-article checks and basic line clearance. Carry out in-process inspection and testing of materials/components; record clear, traceable results in simple digital logs. Support manual assembly of prototype production equipment and components; contribute ideas to fixtures/jigs and workflow. Use measurement and test tools: micrometers, dial indicators, calipers, precision scales, hand tools; operate magnetic test equipment and examine samples under microscopes. Access to a lathe and a mill for qualified users (or training provided). Work safely around hoists, compressed gases, vacuum systems, and industrial ovens/high-temperature equipment. Follow good documentation practices as we progress toward ISO 9001 readiness next year, and protect company IP by adhering to confidentiality and procedures. What you’ll bring Attention to detail and steady hands for repetitive, quality-critical work. Practical, hands-on aptitude (mechanical/electrical) and comfort using tools and basic test gear. Ability to read and follow work instructions and simple technical drawings. Team player with clear communication and a proactive approach to problem-solving. Physically able to stand for extended periods and safely lift/carry materials/equipment as required. Right to work in Australia (no visa sponsorship or relocation). Certificate Undergraduate degree in Engineering, III/IV in Engineering/Manufacturing or related fields. Exposure to prototype, R&D, or small-batch manufacturing environments Familiarity with Microsoft 365 for basic documentation and communication Position Details 6-month, fixed term full time position with the opportunity for an ongoing role $65,528 + statutory superanuation Available for immediate commencement Interview Process Short phone screen → 2.On-site tour and panel interview → 3. Final interview with the CEO → 4. Offer

Responsibilities

The technician will run production equipment following documented procedures, perform setups and changeovers, and conduct in-process inspection and testing of materials and components. They will also support manual assembly of prototype equipment and contribute ideas for fixtures and workflow improvements.