Job description

The Materials and Corrosion Lead Engineer at Subsea7’s Global Projects Centre (GPC) provides specialized materials and corrosion engineering expertise for large-scale subsea projects. The role covers all project phases, supporting flexibles, rigid flowlines, PIP, subsea structures, offshore/onshore fabrication, and installation. The engineer is responsible for producing material specifications for pipes, forgings, and bends, performing CO2 and H2S corrosion calculations, selecting appropriate materials for specific environments and project constraints, and interfacing with clients, vendors, and suppliers to resolve technical issues. The position also involves supporting procurement and quality departments in supplier qualification, participating in R&D activities on materials and corrosion, and ensuring effective communication across multi-disciplinary teams. The role requires familiarity with welding processes, NDT procedures, metallurgical and mechanical properties of materials, recognized industry codes and standards, and the ability to manage interfaces across multiple projects in a multicultural environment. The engineer contributes to feasibility studies, compatibility assessments, and design reports, ensuring integrity, reliability, and optimal performance of subsea infrastructure while maintaining a risk-focused and analytical approach to decision-making.