Senior Metallurgy & Corrosion Engineer

About the role

The Senior Metallurgy & Corrosion Engineer will lead material integrity initiatives for plant equipment and facilities, ensuring safe and reliable operations that meet production targets. The role involves planning, supervising, and coordinating all materials‑management activities across project phases.

Key responsibilities

• Provide technical advice on materials management during pre‑FEED, FEED and EPC phases, endorsing specifications and ensuring consistent application of standards.
• Communicate with end‑users to select materials that incorporate enhanced company specifications based on lessons learned and metallurgical investigations.
• Update and publish design specifications for new materials, guaranteeing timely availability for contractors.
• Validate vendor technological processes and approve product quality.
• Evaluate contractor welding technologies and propose superior alternatives.
• Plan and schedule corrosion monitoring activities, coordinating with Plant Availability to secure required resources.
• Execute routine corrosion inspections, prepare reports, and conduct failure analysis.
• Develop material specifications, welding procedure specifications (WPS) and welder qualification documents (WPQ).

Required profile

• Minimum 96 months (8 years) of relevant experience in metallurgy, corrosion, or materials management.
• Proven ability to advise on technical specifications and manage project‑phase material requirements.
• Experience in failure analysis, corrosion monitoring, and integrity management.
• Strong communication skills for interaction with end‑users, contractors and internal teams.

Required skills

• Corrosion Monitoring
• Materials Management
• Integrity Management
• Cathodic Protection System Monitoring
• Failure Analysis
• Corrosion Management