Material Engineer
Pubblicato il 07-09-2026 - agap2 Italia in Spoleto
Key Responsibilities
- Develop and review material selection strategies and technical specifications for pipelines, fittings, subsea structures, flanges and CRA materials.
- Define requirements related to corrosion allowance, pressure and temperature classes and material compatibility.
- Develop and review internal and external corrosion protection strategies, including cathodic protection, coating systems and corrosion inhibitors.
- Review corrosion assessments, CP calculations, anode systems and coating specifications.
- Support welding engineering and fabrication activities, including WPS/PQR reviews, welder qualifications, weld overlay/cladding, heat treatment and NDT requirements.
- Define and review pipeline coating and field joint protection systems, including qualification testing and mechanical protection solutions.
- Contribute to pipeline integrity and technical assurance activities, including fracture toughness, sour service, fatigue, material traceability and failure investigations.
- Participate in technical reviews,
audits and the resolution of NCRs and quality-related issues.
- Manage technical interfaces with pipeline, structural, fabrication and installation teams.
- Support vendor qualification and manufacturing surveillance, including line pipe mills, CRA suppliers, bending facilities and coating plants.
- Participate in FATs, mill testing and coating qualification activities.
- Monitor compliance with ITPs, QCPs, QA/QC requirements and technical documentation.
Requirements
- Bachelor's degree in Materials, Metallurgical, Mechanical or Corrosion Engineering.
- At least 12 years of relevant experience in materials engineering within the offshore/subsea or oil & gas industry.
- Proven experience with line pipe manufacturing, coating facilities and offshore field joint coating.
- Strong knowledge of metallurgy, particularly carbon steel, alloy steel, duplex and super duplex materials.
- Solid expertise in internal/external corrosion and cathodic pr