Engineer: IV

Bot Verification•Pico Rivera, CA

19h•Hybrid

About The Position

The Corrosion & Integrity Engineer specializes in corrosion affecting pipelines and equipment, including monitoring platform corrosion and maintaining mitigation policies. The role maintains pipeline integrity through cathodic protection programs and implements and updates corrosion strategies. It may also involve material investigations, maintenance and repair of cathodic protection systems, pigging operations, coordination of pipeline service and in-line inspection, and maintaining documentation and records. At Level IV, the engineer is responsible for the design, modeling, development, and testing of a machine, structure, or system. The role develops functional requirements, applies standard engineering principles, creates simulations and prototypes to evaluate preliminary designs, designs and tests components, and integrates them into final products. It also monitors product quality and process efficiency, evaluates designs for effectiveness, cost, reliability, and safety, investigates failure root causes, and recommends improvements. This is a 24-month W-2 assignment with no full-time employee conversion. The position is hybrid, with four days in the office and one day remote. The work location may be Chatsworth or Pico Rivera. The interview process includes multiple rounds with the host manager and three supervisors in a panel-style interview.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in Mechanical, Chemical, Electrical, or Civil Engineering.
At least 8 years of experience for Level IV.
Demonstrated experience in Fitness-for-Service evaluations for corrosion, dents, and crack features, using tools or methods such as API-579, CorLAS, RSTRENG, or MAT-8.
Advanced knowledge of in-line inspection (ILI), Direct Assessment (DA), nondestructive evaluation (NDE) methods and practices, and pipeline repair, including making evaluations and decisions based on assessment data.
Detail-oriented.
Good relationship-building and communication skills.

Nice To Haves

NACE CP1 Certification.

Responsibilities

Specialize in pipeline and equipment corrosion.
Monitor platform corrosion and maintain mitigation policies.
Maintain pipeline integrity by carrying out cathodic protection programs.
Implement and update corrosion strategies and arrange material investigations.
Potentially maintain and repair cathodic protection systems.
Potentially coordinate or perform pigging operations, pipeline service, and in-line inspection.
Ensure documentation and records are maintained.
Design, model, develop, and test machines, structures, or systems.
Develop functional requirements and apply standard engineering principles.
Create simulations and prototypes to evaluate preliminary designs and test system operation.
Design and test components and integrate them into final products.
Monitor product quality and process efficiency.
Evaluate designs for overall effectiveness, cost, reliability, and safety.
Investigate root causes of failures and recommend improvements.