Full-Time
Offshore Structural Engineer
Technip Energies
10,001+ employees
Engineering and technology solutions for energy
No salary listed
Abu Dhabi - United Arab Emirates
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- Bachelor’s degree (BE/B.Tech) in Civil or Structural Engineering (mandatory)
- Minimum 5 years of relevant experience in Offshore Structural Engineering
- Proven experience in offshore structural design with strong technical competence and problem-solving ability
- Experience in new offshore structure design as well as modification of existing structures
- Design experience in Fixed Offshore Structures including Jackets, Topsides
- Design exposure to Offshore Bridges, Flare Structures, and associated steel structures.
- In-service analyses: In-place, Fatigue, Pushover
- Pre-service analyses: Load-out, Transportation, Transportation Fatigue, Lift, On-bottom Stability
- Accidental analyses: Boat Impact, Seismic, Blast
- Secondary Structures Design (structural joints and secondary beams; pipe and equipment support; monorails and access platforms; offshore structure buildings; lifting padeyes and trunnions; wind vortex shedding checks; J-tubes and riser clamps)
- Codes & Standards: API RP 2A, API RP 2EQ, ISO 19902, DNVGL-RP-C203, AISC
- Software Skills: Proficient in offshore structural analysis software such as SACS and USFOS
- Ability to develop MS-Excel macros using VBA for structural automation is an added advantage
- Familiarity with ADNOC, ARAMCO, and QP/QG specifications
- Languages: English with proficiency level (Basic, Professional, Fluent)
- Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree (BE/B.Tech) mandatory
- Master’s degree (ME/M.Tech) with specialization in Structural Engineering (preferred)
- Master’s degree (ME/M.Tech) with specialization in Structural Engineering (preferred)
- Proficiency in MS-Excel macros using Visual Basic for Applications for structural automation is an added advantage
- Familiarity with ADNOC, ARAMCO, and QP/QG specifications
Technip Energies provides engineering, technology, and construction solutions for the energy industry, organized into Projects Delivery (engineering, procurement, and construction of onshore and offshore facilities) and Technology, Products and Services (proprietary technologies, equipment, and consulting). Its offerings work by combining licensed technologies, equipment, and consulting with end-to-end project execution to deliver complete solutions for large-scale energy projects. The company differentiates itself through an integrated, end-to-end approach that blends technology development with project delivery, backed by a portfolio of proprietary technologies and a global presence across key regions, with a focus on energy-transition themes. Its goal is to help customers meet energy needs and transition objectives by providing practical, scalable engineering and technology solutions for complex energy projects.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Paris, France
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- H1 2026 order intake reached €12.7 billion, lifting backlog to €25 billion.
- Commonwealth LNG and Coral Norte add over €2 billion of 2026 project awards.
- TPS margins rose to 15.4% in H1 2026, and guidance increased to about 15%.
What critics are saying
- Project Delivery EBITDA margin fell to 4.3% in H1 2026 from Middle East disruptions.
- Management cut 2026 Project Delivery margin guidance to above 5%, signaling persistent execution pain.
- If Middle East cost recovery stalls, 2027 earnings and cash flow absorb the hit.
What makes Technip Energies unique
- Technip Energies standardizes LNG with SnapLNG, winning Commonwealth LNG and Coral Norte in 2026.
- EDF’s July 2026 EPR2 framework extends Technip Energies into long-duration French nuclear delivery.
- Nerea converts plastic waste with Alterra and Neste, packaging circular chemistry into a product.
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↑ 9%Technip Energies has signed a framework agreement with EDF to support the French utility's nuclear new build programme, focusing on the EPR2 reactor design. The partnership formalises Technip Energies' role in key nuclear infrastructure work and aims to establish long-term cooperation on future projects. The deal comes as Technip Energies faces profitability pressures. In the second quarter of 2026, the company reported sales of €2.04 billion, up from €1.77 billion year-on-year, whilst net income fell to €12.1 million from €86.7 million. First-half net income dropped to €96.6 million from €189.3 million. The agreement gives Technip Energies access to long-duration nuclear work less dependent on LNG and hydrocarbon projects. Shares closed at €29.46, down 20.1% over the past year.
Technip Energies reported €3.7 billion in revenue for the first half of 2026, stable year-over-year, but recurring EBITDA fell approximately one-third to €212 million due to operational challenges in the Middle East. The engineering firm achieved record order intake of €12.7 billion, driving backlog to an all-time high of €25 billion, up more than 50% year to date. Notably, 75% of new orders over the past 24 months came from outside the Middle East, demonstrating commercial diversification. Project delivery margins declined to 4.3%, down 350 basis points, impacted by conflict-related costs and provisions. The company lowered its full-year project delivery margin guidance to 5% plus whilst raising Technology, Products, and Services margin guidance by 50 basis points. Technip Energies maintained a robust balance sheet with gross cash of €4.8 billion and committed €300 million to shareholder returns through dividends and buybacks.
Alterra, Technip Energies and Neste have launched Nerea, a standardised modular solution for chemical recycling of plastic waste. The offering combines Alterra's thermochemical liquefaction technology, Neste's circular feedstock expertise and Technip Energies' engineering capabilities to convert hard-to-recycle plastics into feedstock for the petrochemical industry. The launch follows a collaboration agreement signed in November 2024. Nerea's standardised design aims to reduce project complexity and costs whilst accelerating deployment across industrial environments. Alterra's technology has demonstrated over five years of continuous commercial operation processing real-world plastic waste. Global plastics production reached approximately 431 million tonnes in 2024, nearly double the volume from two decades earlier. The partners aim to scale circular plastic production as regulatory developments drive demand for recycled feedstocks.
Technip Energies will release its first-half 2026 financial results on 30 July 2026 at 07:30 CEST, followed by a conference call at 14:00 CEST the same day. The Paris-based engineering company, which specialises in LNG, hydrogen, ethylene and carbon management technologies, generated revenues of €7.2 billion in 2025. It employs over 18,000 people across 35 countries. The results presentation will be accessible via webcast, with registration required at least 10 minutes before the call begins. An on-demand recording will be available shortly after the event concludes.
Technip Energies, partnering with JGC and Samsung Heavy Industries, has secured a major contract worth over €1 billion for Mozambique's Coral Norte floating LNG project. The award was made by Mozambique Rovuma Venture for the engineering, procurement, construction, installation and commissioning work. The offshore project, developed by Eni and partners CNPC, ENH, XRG and KOGAS, will produce approximately 3.6 million tonnes of LNG annually, doubling the Coral hub's capacity to 7 million tonnes per annum. This expansion will position Mozambique amongst Africa's top three LNG producers. Coral Norte is designed as an enhanced replica of Coral Sul, leveraging lessons from the earlier development. Technip Energies' standardised "design one, build many" approach aims to accelerate project delivery and enhance execution certainty.