Role Definition

Our client, wholly owned by a global energy company, develops projects and provides expert engineering support worldwide. The UK office in Basingstoke is a key hub, focusing on energy transition projects such as CCS, renewables, and hydrogen.

The office is centrally located with good amenities and excellent transport links. This is an exciting time to join the energy sector, with opportunities to develop skills in new technologies and contribute to a net zero future. Join us to be part of this change.

SmartWorking (Hybrid Working)

Our client offers a SmartWorking policy allowing up to 12 days/month working from home, even during leave, enabling around 60% remote work for interested employees.

Description of Project/Role and Main Responsibilities

The candidate will be responsible for:

• Coordinating a team of engineers and external contractors for pipeline system design, ensuring quality, consistency, and timely delivery.
• Performing analyses and calculations for pipeline engineering during various project phases.
• Providing technical supervision during offshore pipeline installation.
• Preparing ITT documents and evaluating bids.
• Ensuring designs meet project requirements, standards, and best practices.
• Contributing to cost and schedule estimates.
• Aligning with other disciplines and reviewing engineering documents.
• Developing technical reports and participating in reviews and workshops.
• Performing detailed calculations for pipeline design, including stress analysis, buckling, trenchless design, etc.
• Supporting pipeline route selection, trenching design, and material take-offs.
• Monitoring design progress and controlling schedules.

Candidate’s qualifications, professional experience and skills required for the position

• Strong interpersonal and communication skills, with the ability to work in a multicultural environment.
• Proactive problem-solving attitude, capable of working independently and in teams.
• Willingness to learn company standards.
• CAD/GIS training required.
• An engineering degree is preferred but not mandatory.