The Assistant Engineer – Corrosion performs journey-level corrosion control engineering work, prepares designs and specifications for corrosion control systems, conducts field investigations, and supervises the work of outside consultants, typically requiring a Bachelor’s degree in Civil, Electrical, Mechanical Engineering, or a related field, an Engineer-in-Training (EIT) Certificate, or registration as a Professional Engineer, along with two years of professional corrosion engineering experience. A valid California Class C Driver’s License is also required.