How to become a metallographer?

To pursue a career in metallography or metallurgy, you typically need a bachelor’s degree in materials engineering or material science from an ABET-accredited college or university. You can earn additional qualifications to improve your job prospects, such as professional certifications or advanced degrees. Entry-level laboratory experience as an intern or assistant offers an excellent opportunity to gain essential skills in the field as you advance in your career. You can find metallographer jobs in manufacturing plants, scientific research and development facilities, and government agencies.