FTI - SPS Engineer #O&G1

Bureau Veritas · Gendalo Gendang, Indonesia · On site · 9 days ago

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Posted October 05, 2026 · Read from Bureau Veritas
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Qualification:

a) Candidate will have a university degree in an appropriate Engineering Discipline (Instrument, Electrical, Electronic, Computer preferred) from University. A degree in Mechanical Engineering will be consider with a good experience covering various electrical/electronic systems as well.

b) It is essential that candidates must have 10 years of progressive subsea controls & systems engineering experience. Significant experience with a subsea control manufacturer/provider is a plus.

c) Experience detailing/specifying umbilical and SCM & Subsea HIPPS, SRM (Subsea Route Module) components / terminations supporting the control systems.

d) Experience in design, installation and procurement for projects including SURF

e) Experience in reading and creating P&IDs, PSDs and PFDs.

f) Experience with subsea interlock schemes supporting the long-term operation of the subsea systems and the ability to work with the client to develop project specific interlock schemes.

Employer
Bureau Veritas
Location
Gendalo Gendang, Indonesia · On site