Lead Structural Analysis Engineer
Baker Hughes
Lead Structural Analysis Engineer
Baker Hughes
Makes oilfield equipment and gas turbines
Do you enjoy working with cutting-edge technology?
Would you like to help shape the future of our global energy?
Join our Team!
Become part of Baker Hughes Subsea Engineering division, where we apply cutting-edge technologies and robust engineering principles to transform offshore energy operations. Our team designs and delivers integrated subsea systems that support safe, efficient, and sustainable exploration and production of hydrocarbons in challenging environments.
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The Lead Structural Analysis Engineer, Manifold, Distribution and Connection, is responsible for design and development of products for the subsea oil fields distribution systems.
As a Lead Structural Analysis Engineer, Manifold, Distribution and Connection, you will be responsible for:
Fuel your passion
To be successful in this role you will:
Work in a way that works for you
We recognize that everyone is different and that the way in which people want to work and deliver at their best is different for everyone too. In this role, we can offer the following flexible working patterns:
Working with us
One of our core values as a business is collaboration and, as such, whilst flexible work options are available, we believe there is a great benefit of having our teams co-located in our offices.
\Working for you
Our inventions have revolutionized energy for over a century. But to keep going forward tomorrow, we know we have to push the boundaries today. We prioritize rewarding those who embrace change with a package that reflects how much we value their input. Join us, and you can expect:
Makes oilfield equipment and gas turbines
Baker Hughes makes equipment and runs field services for oil and gas producers, LNG plant operators, pipeline companies and industrial power users. Its products cover the whole gas chain, from drill bits and well completions to the compressors and turbines that chill natural gas into liquid for export. Its oilfield arm drills, completes and maintains wells, while its industrial arm designs, builds and services turbomachinery, valves and monitoring software. It earns money from equipment sales, project work and long-term service agreements that keep installed machines running. The current company formed in 2017 when Baker Hughes combined with GE's oil and gas business, and it is based in Houston.
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