Under broad guidance, the Corrosion Process Engineer (CPE) is responsible for serving as a technical resource for the Director of Asset Management on all infrastructure corrosion related matters. The CPE consults with operations work centers, design and construction, and condition assessment staff to manage 
HRSD infrastructure corrosion mitigation efforts. The CPE is also responsible for conducting engineering design and analysis and for providing engineering input to upgrade and improvement projects implemented at HRSD. 

Education  
Required 
Bachelor of Science Degree in Engineering or related field from an Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology (ABET) accredited institution with major course in civil/environmental engineering, materials engineering, corrosion engineering or closely related field.  
Master of Science (M.S.) Degree in Civil/Environmental Engineering or closely related field, Ph.D. Candidate designation 
MS degree equivalency equals four years of directly related professional experience. The stated experience is in addition to any experience used to meet the education equivalency.  

Experience  
Required 
Minimum of 5 years of experience focused on the design, operation, or maintenance of pipelines and/or water/wastewater conveyance and treatment infrastructure, to include project management and environmental regulatory enforcement.
Minimum of 5 years of experience in engineering economics, project delivery, technical writing, data analysis, and construction/repair inspection 

Licenses and Certifications Requirements  
Required 
Ability to obtain a Professional Engineer license within six years of hire 
Ability to obtain an approved Cathodic Protection and/or Coating Inspection certification from the Association for Materials Protection and Performance within four years of hire.