Graduate Materials Engineer (Construction / STEM)

American Society of Civil Engineers; Nottingham; Hybrid; GBP 28,000 - 32,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Annual Bonus

Employee-Owned Trust

Full Training

Hybrid Working

Job summary

The American Society of Civil Engineers in Nottingham is seeking a Graduate Materials Engineer to start a specialist career in corrosion engineering with full training and exposure to major UK infrastructure projects.

You will work alongside experienced engineers, gaining hands-on experience in corrosion science, electrochemistry, materials testing and cathodic protection on structures from bridges to ports, with hybrid working and long-term progression toward a qualified corrosion engineer.

Qualifications

• Degree in Materials Engineering or another STEM discipline.
• Excellent written communication and attention to detail.
• Full UK driving licence preferred.

Responsibilities

• Learn the mechanisms behind reinforced concrete deterioration and corrosion.
• Analyse laboratory and site investigation results.
• Interpret half-cell potential surveys, chloride profiles and carbonation testing.
• Assist with technical specifications and corrosion protection strategies.
• Attend UK sites to inspect reinforced concrete structures.
• Work alongside survey teams, engineers and technical partners.

Skills

Materials Engineering

Corrosion Engineering

Laboratory Analysis

Site Inspection

Electrochemistry

Education

Degree in Materials Engineering or related STEM

Job description

Graduate Materials Engineer (Construction / STEM)

£28,000 - £32,000 + Annual Bonus + Employee-Owned Trust + Full Training + Long Term Progression + Hybrid Working + Company Benefits

Nottingham

Are you a STEM graduate looking to build a specialist career in corrosion engineering, with full training and the opportunity to work on major UK infrastructure projects?

This growing specialist engineering consultancy develops advanced corrosion protection systems for reinforced concrete infrastructure across the UK and internationally. As an employee-owned business, you will join a close-knit technical team where you can develop niche expertise and have a genuine impact on the future of the company.

You will work alongside experienced engineers and industry experts, gaining hands-on experience across corrosion science, electrochemistry, materials testing and cathodic protection. With every project different, you will work on structures including bridges, tunnels, car parks, ports, power stations and other critical infrastructure.

This role would suit a STEM graduate with a strong interest in materials, chemistry or engineering who is looking for specialist technical training, long-term progression and the opportunity to become a qualified Corrosion Engineer.

The Role:

• Learn the mechanisms behind reinforced concrete deterioration and corrosion
• Analyse laboratory and site investigation results
• Interpret half-cell potential surveys, chloride profiles and carbonation testing
• Assist with technical specifications and corrosion protection strategies
• Attend UK sites to inspect reinforced concrete structures
• Work alongside survey teams, engineers and technical partners

The Person:

• Degree in Materials Engineering or another STEM discipline
• Excellent written communication and attention to detail
• Full UK driving licence preferred

Reference Number: BBBH27121a

Keywords: Graduate Materials Engineer, Graduate Engineer, Concrete, Reinforced Concrete, Concrete Durability, Materials Testing, Infrastructure, Structural Engineering, Engineering, Long Eaton, Nottingham.

We are an equal opportunities employer and welcome applications from all suitable candidates. The salary advertised is a guideline for this position. The offered remuneration will be dependent on the extent of your experience, qualifications, and skill set.