Subsea Asset Integrity Engineer

Responsibilities

• Manage and continuously improve the subsea asset integrity program and digital records within Integrity Elementz (IE)
• Develop procedures, work packs, and execution plans for offshore asset integrity inspections and subsea intervention campaigns
• Maintain subsea asset integrity data, including ArcGIS subsea layouts and associated databases
• Manage subsea asset anomaly identification, tracking, prioritization, and closure in collaboration with subsea engineers
• Provide technical leadership and training to engineers and contractors on integrity management systems
• Support the implementation of reliability and asset integrity processes across global operations
• Plan and execute offshore trips to interface with Field Operations personnel and subsea intervention crews

Requirements

• Bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering, Subsea Engineering, or a related engineering discipline
• Minimum of five (5) years of relevant industry experience in the design, engineering, or operation of subsea hardware and systems
• Direct experience with subsea controls, including design, development, operation, and diagnostics
• Proven experience in offshore operations and project execution
• Working knowledge of SAP, including the development and execution of work orders
• Demonstrated ability to lead multi-discipline technical teams and manage vendor/contractor relationships

Benefits

• Opportunity to work on world-leading energy projects and engage with emerging technologies
• Structured learning, mentorship, and professional development opportunities
• Inclusive and collaborative workplace environment
• Comprehensive benefits supporting health, well-being, and work-life balance

About the Company

Chevron is one of the world's leading integrated energy companies. Through its subsidiaries, the company is involved in virtually every facet of the energy industry, including exploration, production, and the development of enabling technologies to meet the world's growing energy needs.