Lead complex corrosion engineering activities, including cathodic protection system design and optimization, technical studies, corrosion-control specifications, design reviews, field evaluations, and engineering assessments.
Ranges from $100,000 – $150,000 USD for U.S. locations based upon candidate’s experience, skills, and internal equity.
- Lead complex corrosion engineering activities, including cathodic protection system design and optimization, technical studies, corrosion-control specifications, design reviews, field evaluations, and engineering assessments.
- Evaluate external and internal corrosion risks using cathodic protection surveys, coating assessments, direct examinations, operating and sampling data, internal and external corrosion monitoring, and inspection findings to recommend effective mitigation strategies.
- Analyze AC/DC and stray-current interference, including light-rail interference, and develop monitoring, testing, and mitigation solutions that protect pipelines, facilities, and corrosion-control systems.
- Provide senior technical expertise across corrosion monitoring, coatings, atmospheric corrosion, electrical isolation, bonding, grounding, rectifiers, anodes, test stations, and other corrosion-control equipment.
- Develop and interpret corrosion-control standards, specifications, and procedures while supporting capital and maintenance projects, integrity assessments, regulatory compliance, and field issue resolution.
- Bachelor's degree in engineering
- Nice to have: AMPP
- Nice to have: NACE certification
- flexible benefits program
- paid maternity and parental leave up to 20 weeks for birth-giving parents and 12 weeks for other eligible parents
- retirement savings plans with company stock option
- paid time off/vacation/sick, plus paid personal days off (depending on location), and paid holidays
- Employee and Family Assistance Program