Junior Materials And Corrosion Technologist (Engineering)

TL;DR

Junior Materials and Corrosion Technologist (Engineering): Supporting materials selection and corrosion control studies for critical industrial assets with an accent on metallurgical analysis, cathodic protection, and asset integrity programs. Focus on conducting root-cause failure investigations, performing field inspections, and developing technical solutions across the metals, energy, and infrastructure sectors.

Location: Mississauga, ON, Canada (Hybrid)

Salary: $75,000–$84,000

Company

A global engineering and professional services firm committed to sustainable development and innovative solutions across the metals, energy, and infrastructure sectors.

What you will do

• Support materials selection and corrosion control studies for new designs and operating assets.
• Assist with corrosion assessments, damage mechanism reviews, and root-cause failure investigations.
• Contribute to asset integrity programs, including risk-based inspection and fitness-for-service evaluations.
• Interpret results from materials testing, coatings, cathodic protection, and non-destructive examination.
• Participate in site visits and inspections to gather field data and assess asset conditions.
• Prepare technical calculations, reports, and specifications for client deliverables.

Requirements

• Bachelor's degree in Materials, Metallurgical, Chemical, or Mechanical Engineering.
• Eligibility to register as an Engineer-in-Training (EIT) with a Canadian provincial regulator.
• Solid grounding in materials science, corrosion fundamentals, and engineering principles.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills with attention to technical detail.
• Willingness to travel to project and client sites, including industrial and remote locations.

Nice to have

• Coursework or internship experience in corrosion, metallurgy, welding, or asset integrity.
• Familiarity with codes and standards such as API 571/580, ASME, CSA, or AMPP/NACE.
• Exposure to metals, mining, infrastructure, or energy sectors.
• Proficiency with engineering software and data analysis tools.

Culture & Benefits

• Defined path to professional registration (P.Eng.) with mentorship from industry specialists.
• Exposure to a global portfolio of projects across multiple industries.
• Collaborative, employee-owned culture that invests in technical development.
• Flexible work environment.
• Long-term career development opportunities.