Senior Corrosion Engineer

Role Overview

The Senior Corrosion Engineer will offer expert corrosion engineering services for ADNOC Upstream Onshore initiatives throughout the FEED, Detailed Engineering, and EPC stages. Positioned primarily in an office setting, the role involves formulating corrosion mitigation strategies, selecting appropriate materials, overseeing corrosion monitoring, and developing integrity management solutions. These efforts aim to guarantee safe, dependable, and economical functioning of upstream oil and gas assets, particularly including Early Production Facilities (EPF).

Qualifications and Experience

• Possess a Bachelor's degree in Metallurgical, Materials, Mechanical, Chemical Engineering, or related fields.
• Possession of a Master's degree is beneficial.
• Preferred to hold professional certifications like NACE CP (AMPP) or its equivalent.
• At least 15 years of corrosion engineering experience within the Oil & Gas sector.
• A minimum of 10 years' involvement in Project Management Consultancy (PMC) projects.
• Proven participation in FEED, Detailed Engineering, and EPC phases for upstream Oil & Gas projects.
• Involvement in projects managed by ADNOC Group.
• Essential hands-on experience related to Upstream Oil & Gas and Early Production Facilities (EPF).
• Valued experience in brownfield modifications and operations management.
• Desirable experience in sour gas and high-pressure/high-temperature (HPHT) facility support.

Technical Skills and Knowledge

• Expertise in corrosion engineering and integrity management.
• Material selection tailored for upstream oil and gas infrastructures.
• Knowledge of sour service material standards based on NACE MR0175 / ISO 15156.
• Familiarity with standards like NACE SP0169, API 571, API 580, API 581, API 570, API 574, API 579, API RP 939, alongside ADNOC engineering guidelines.
• Proficiency in corrosion monitoring, inhibition methods, cathodic protection, and internal corrosion control.
• Understanding of Risk-Based Inspection (RBI) approaches and corrosion assessments.
• Ability to specify materials for pipelines, piping, pressure vessels, tanks, and process equipment.
• Experience with corrosion modeling software and relevant engineering applications.
• Competent in Microsoft Office tools and engineering documentation systems.