job description: material engineer
responsible for material selection and corrosion control strategies for process equipment, piping, and structures handling hydrogen, ammonia, and co₂. ensures material integrity, compliance with industry standards, and long-term reliability of the plant.
key responsibilities / deliverables:
select materials for hydrogen, ammonia, and co₂ service in compliance with asme, nace, and other relevant standards.
define corrosion allowances and protective coatings for pressure vessels, piping, and equipment.
evaluate material compatibility for high-pressure and high-temperature conditions.
provide guidance on welding, fabrication, and inspection requirements.
prepare material specifications, datasheets, and engineering support documents for feed.
support risk assessments related to material failures and corrosion.
technical skills:
knowledge of metallurgy, corrosion science, and high-pressure chemical service materials.
experience with asme, nace, astm standards.
ability to work with mechanical and process engineers to ensure material compatibility.
familiarity with coatings, linings, and protective systems.
experience:
5–10 years in chemical, petrochemical, or ammonia plant projects with focus on materials and corrosion engineering.