Non-Metallic Materials Engineer — Remote & Global Impact

The Chemours Company; Nashville (TN); Remote; USD 111,000 - 173,000; Full time

Job summary

The Chemours Company in the United States is seeking a Materials Engineer specializing in non-metallic materials to provide consulting and technical support across global operations, from plant fabrication to project execution. You will lead materials engineering efforts, coordinate with vendors, ensure safety and quality, and prepare technical reports.

Expect travel around 35% to site locations in the US and at times remote work opportunities.

Qualifications

• 5-10 years of experience in Chemical Process or related industries.
• Design, fabrication, and project flow for non-metallic equipment.
• Team player with initiative, able to drive projects safely; good judgement.
• Willingness to participate in Codes and Organizations like ASME.

Responsibilities

• Provide consulting services to Chemours global chemical businesses in non-metallic materials engineering and related technologies.
• Support plant operations, capital projects and R&D with technical input and guidance.
• Lead materials engineering throughout project execution and coordinate with external vendors.
• Prepare technical reports, inspection reports, and drawings/specifications.
• Travel approximately 35% to plant sites and fabrication shops.

Skills

Non-metallic materials engineering

Mechanical design

Project management

Strong communication

ASME standards familiarity

Education

BS in Mechanical Engineering

Advanced Engineering degree (MS/PhD)

Job description

The Chemours Company in the United States is seeking a Materials Engineer specializing in non-metallic materials to provide consulting and technical support across global operations, from plant fabrication to project execution. You will lead materials engineering efforts, coordinate with vendors, ensure safety and quality, and prepare technical reports.

Expect travel around 35% to site locations in the US and at times remote work opportunities.