Leading the materials engineering efforts on product levels for assigned projects, tenders and customer standardisation work with efficiency and integrity
Performing contract reviews and highlight exceptions and clarifications
Communicating to project or tender team ensured that requirements and consequences are fully understood
Populating and using systems for requirements management, clarification registers, change tracker, risk register etc for the materials engineering discipline
Performance to budget for materials engineering on assigned projects
Raising variations and changes in due time to PEM and PM
Overseeing and managing client communications and interactions on the assigned project
Follow up of materials manufacturing and welding activities, with review of supplier documentation
Having an overview on Metallic and Non-metallic Material Selection, Corrosion and Corrosion Control, Chemical/Material Compatibility, Coatings and Insulation and Manufacturing Methods

Hold a BSc or MSc in Materials Engineering, Chemistry, Corrosion or Welding from accredited college or university with significant experience within the Materials Engineering field
Have experience in material selection for specific designs
Have an understanding of corrosion mechanisms and corrosion prevention
Have an understanding of material manufacturing and fabrication processes such as forming, forging, heat treatment, welding and NDE
Be ideally familiar with relevant industry standards as NORSOK, ISO, ASME, API, ASTM, DNV etc, as well as design and fabrication requirements for Subsea Products
Have a willingness and the ability to travel as required
Familiarity with Subsea Production Systems in general is desirable but not mandatory.

Senior Engineer – Disciplinary Engineering and Science, Materials Science

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