If you have ever wondered what it's like to dive deep into the world of materials, exploring their chemical properties, and discovering innovative ways to create new materials, you're in the right place. As a materials scientist, you have the unique opportunity to contribute to the advancement of various industries by developing materials with specific properties for diverse applications.

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Lead Corrosion Control Engineer

Expertise: Embedded Software

Experience: 5 years

Responsibilities:Serve as the Material & Corrosion discipline lead, responsible for project communication, technical coordination, and formulation of corrosion control schemes.Identify work scope and define technical requirements for material and corrosion engineering deliverables.Participate in technical clarifications and preparation of discipline-related proposals.Lead the design, review, and approval of material and corrosion-related documents; ensure timely closure of client comments.Coordinate, track, and resolve all issues related to corrosion engineering deliverables.Prepare and review technical documents for material bidding, conduct bid clarifications and evaluations, review vendor drawings, and provide technical support for FAT inspections and procurement activities.Prepare and review special reports, corrosion studies, and associated calculation results.Provide technical support and participate in discussions during construction and site coordination phases.Carry out other duties assigned by the Project Manager or Material & Corrosion Department.Requirements:Bachelor’s degree or higher in Materials & Corrosion Engineering or Oil & Gas Engineering.Minimum 15 years of experience in offshore engineering (e.g. offshore platforms, FPSO, semi-submersible platforms) with focus on corrosion control design.Strong familiarity with international standards including ISO 12944, ISO 21457, ISO 15156, DNVGL RP B401, etc.Proficiency in AutoCAD, Microsoft Office, Adobe Acrobat, and corrosion design software such as ECE Corrosion Selection or equivalent.Possession of NACE CP4 certification or higher.Highly responsible, detail-oriented, and able to work under pressure or extended hours as required.Excellent English communication skills—verbal, written, and interpersonal—with the ability to engage effectively with clients.Brunel International S.E.A Pte. Ltd.UEN No: 199603098REA License No: 16S8067Shahidan Yusof - R1658969

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Your primary role as a materials scientist is to analyse the chemical properties and construction of both man-made and natural materials, such as glass, ceramics, metals, plastics, polymers, rubber, and textiles. By studying these materials, you will develop a deep understanding of their properties and explore ways to enhance existing materials or create entirely new ones with unique characteristics.

 

Your work as a materials scientist encompasses the entire process, from research and selection of raw materials to designing, creating, and testing new materials. You will collaborate with a team of experts and utilize advanced techniques and technologies to mix, experiment, and analyse materials. Your discoveries and innovations will contribute to the development of products that are used in various industries like military, medical and aviation.

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