Senior Structural Engineer

We are looking for an experienced Senior Structural Engineer to join the Field Operations Maintenance & Inspection team, supporting asset integrity, maintenance recovery and life extension activities across offshore oil and gas facilities. Key Responsibilities: Lead and execute Chloride-Induced Stress Corrosion Cracking (CSCC) assessments, structural asset integrity assessments and life extension studies. Identify critical structural assets and define appropriate integrity assessment strategies. Develop proactive and reactive maintenance strategies. Conduct Risk-Based Inspection (RBI), Fitness-for-Service (FFS) and structural assessments. Define inspection scopes and review Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) results. Assess asset condition, analyze failure modes and perform remaining-life prediction. Determine Designed End of Service Life (DEOSL) and verify actual End of Service Life (VEOSL). Conduct data gap analysis and integrity risk reviews. Develop and maintain integrity management databases and digital dashboards. Coordinate with third-party engineering consultants and review their technical reports and recommendations. Prepare technical reports and presentations for senior management. Support CAPEX/OPEX planning based on assessment findings. Provide technical leadership and guidance to junior engineers. Undertake offshore site visits as required. Requirements: Bachelor’s degree in Civil, Structural or Mechanical Engineering. 10–15 years of experience within an Oil & Gas operating company. Minimum 5 years of experience in asset integrity or reliability engineering. Strong experience in structural integrity assessments and life extension studies. Knowledge of relevant industry standards, including API, NACE and ASNT. Experience with CMMS, particularly SAP PM, Power BI dashboards and integrity management tools. Strong analytical, diagnostic and technical reporting skills. Excellent English communication skills. Ability to work independently and coordinate effectively within multicultural, multidisciplinary teams. Show more Show less