Engineer (P&E)

- Bachelor’s degree (minimum) in Mechanical or Process Engineering; Master’s degree in mechanical, Technical Safety, or Process Engineering (preferred).

- Minimum 6 years of relevant engineering experience in EPC, offshore, maritime, or industrial sectors. (8+ years of engineering experience with project lead or discipline lead responsibilities in firefighting systems is preferred).

- Solid understanding of mechanical engineering, firefighting systems, piping systems, hydraulics, and systems design.

- Ability to read, understand, and produce P&IDs, GA drawings, Datasheets, and perform technical design validation/calculations.

- Basic understanding of instrumentation principles.

- Strong competence in fire system design and integration with mechanical interfaces (preferred).

- Proficiency in AutoCAD is required; proficiency in Pipenet is highly preferred.

- Good level of English proficiency (both vocal and written).

- Working knowledge of engineering processes, document control, and QA/HSE requirements.

- Clear understanding of project execution phases (engineering, procurement, FAT, commissioning), classification of society requirements, and lifecycle management.

- Strong command of industry standards (NORSOK, ISO, DNV, NFPA, Equinor TR, etc.).

- Strong communication skills, ability to collaborate across multidisciplinary teams, solution-oriented mindset, high degree of independence and responsibility, proactive, structured, and quality-driven.