The Senior Corrosion Engineering Aide in San Diego performs subprofessional corrosion engineering duties under general supervision. Responsibilities include conducting field investigations and survey data analysis, troubleshooting corrosion issues, performing routine pipe and soil surveys, minor repairs to cathodic protection systems, coordinating projects with City departments and contractors, updating corrosion control specifications, material selection, designing and inspecting cathodic protection equipment, preparing reports and maintaining records. Minimum qualifications include completion of 30 semester/45 quarter college-level units in Engineering, Chemistry, or Physics, or a National Association of Corrosion Engineers (NACE) certificate, along with two years of full-time corrosion engineering experience in cathodic protection and a valid California Class C Driver License.