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HDR is seeking an Assistant Corrosion Project Manager to manage projects involving corrosion mechanisms in the water and wastewater industries. The candidate will engage in both office work and field assessments, requiring travel throughout the United States. Responsibilities include coordinating multidisciplinary teams, managing deliverables, and performing engineering analyses.
Qualified applicants should possess a Bachelor's degree in Engineering and 5 years of related experience, along with a professional engineering license. The role offers a full-time schedule and opportunities for professional development.
The Assistant Corrosion Project Manager should have a solid understanding of corrosion mechanisms and materials science. The role will require a split between office time and fieldwork. The office work consists of preparing for field work, compiling field data, as well as writing reports and technical memorandums. The field work will consist of performing assessments on pipelines and concrete structures associated with the water, wastewater, and transportation industries. Field work includes entering confined spaces, working near traffic, and working in wastewater structures. The Assistant Corrosion Project Manager will also be expected to frequently travel nationally for field work. This role will receive classroom and hands‑on training to be able to perform fieldwork properly and in a safe manner.
Primary Location: United States – Texas – Houston
Other Locations: United States – Texas – Tyler, United States – Texas – Round Rock, United States – Texas – Corpus Christi, United States – Texas – Fort Worth, United States – Texas – Austin, United States – Texas – Dallas, United States – Texas – El Paso
Industry: Water
Schedule: Full‑time
Employee Status: Regular
Business Class: Condition Assessment and Rehab
Job Posting: Jan 26, 2026
We are an affirmative action and equal opportunity employer. We consider all qualified applicants, regardless of criminal histories, arrest, and conviction records.