At NOV Subsea Production Systems (SPS), we develop solutions that power the industry that moves the world. Our flexible pipe systems rely on highly precise and reliable structural components — and that is where the Structural Design team plays a critical role.
As part of the Engineering & Technology organization, you will contribute to the design and documentation of welded steel structures and essential components for offshore systems. Working at NOV means joining a global company that values innovation, technical excellence, collaboration, and the highest engineering standards.
About The Role
As a Subsea Structural Engineer you will be working with design and procurement of ancillary components for NOV's flexible pipe systems. Ancillary components are additional structures that are mounted on the flexible pipes to add certain functionalities, for instance bend stiffeners for protection against over bending in critical pipe regions or buoyancy modules for adding upthrust to specific pipe sections.
Qualifications
* B.Sc in mechanical engineering or similar
* Desirable M.Sc in mechanical engineering or similar
* Experience with steel, bolting and welding. Preferably also polymers and composites
* A strong analytical mindset combined with project management skills.
* Fluent in both written and spoken English on a professional level.
What We Are Looking For
Detail-oriented, collaborative, and organized professionals who enjoy working in a global and multidisciplinary environment. Individuals who value accuracy, continuous improvement, and the rigorous documentation required in offshore structural design.
What We Offer
At NOV, we value the well-being, development, and long-term career growth of our employees. In addition to a competitive salary, we offer:
* Health Plan and Dental Plan for employees and eligible dependents
* Meal Voucher and Food Voucher
* Childcare Assistance
* Life Insurance
* Profit Sharing Program (PLR)
* Transportation Voucher*
* Gympass*
* Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
* Harvard ManageMentor – access to free online courses in partnership with Harvard University.
(*optional programs that may include employee participation)
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