Hyderabad Engineer II SACS

Job Purpose The role requires to perform structural analysis of subsea production system products and subsea equipment. Provides technical leadership and guidance on Structural design and analysis. Drives innovative solutions to optimize subsea structure designs. Job Description Must be familiar with the use of structural analysis programs such as SACS, STAAD PRO, Expert knowledge of international offshore standards and structural design codes, such as API RP 2A, AISC, ISO 19902, Eurocode 3, DNV and NORSOK. Proficient in foundation analysis/ design for subsea structures & skids (Mudmat / Pile / Suction Pile foundations) Experience in Welding strength & Bolt checks verification - Hand calculations General and some specialized knowledge of Structural design techniques and analysis methods Knowledge in Linear & Non-linear buckling analysis for structures. Analysis of Subsea modules and foundations for Pre-service and In-Service conditions Sound understanding of Engineering practices, design methods & calculations. Knowledge in CAD system (e.g. Inventor, Pro/E, Unigraphics etc.) Must have the drive and initiative to independently communicate, negotiate, gather information and make sound engineering decisions. Ability to read, interpret & prepare applicable technical information & suggest design or process changes to ensure functional and cost-effective results Able to work independently and interface with multiple stakeholders in a fast paced project environment. You are meant for this job if: BE or MTech in Mechanical/Civil/Structural Engineering. Around 5 years of relevant industry experience with background analyzing offshore or subsea structures in the oil & gas industry. Experience specific to subsea system structures is preferred. Must be familiar with the use of structural analysis programs such as SACS, STAAD PRO Skills API6A and related standards - SSE Eng. Design Appraisal through Analysis - SSE Eng. Leadership Competencies Act with Agility Adopt a Growth Mindset Create Inclusive Culture Cross Functional Connectivity