Associate Engineer - Piping Stress

Job Summary

Piping Stress Responsibilities

• Create CAESAR II models for piping systems and evaluate pipe flexibility and stress analysis.
• Assess support settlement, safety relief valve, seismic, slug, thermal-cycle, and wind effects.
• Select appropriate springs for required supports.
• Analyze jacketed, FRP, and expansion-joint piping systems.
• Analyze modular design and structural deflections during fabrication, lifting, transit, and site installation.
• Evaluate stresses, displacements, forces, and restraint moments for support design and piping loads against allowable nozzle loads.
• Perform nozzle flexibility and WRC stress analysis and flange leak checks.
• Perform modal, harmonic, and response spectrum dynamic analyses.
• Prepare expansion-joint and spring-hanger datasheets, update pipe-support standards, and prepare stress-analysis reports.
• Apply piping codes and standards such as ASME, API, and IBR.

Preferred Qualifications

• A mechanical engineering degree is preferred.
• Three to ten years of oil and gas experience across onshore or offshore facilities, FLNG projects, or power generation is preferred.
• At least three years of offshore oil and gas field or FLNG project experience is preferred.
• Fluency in spoken and written English is preferred.
• Experience with CAESAR II is preferred.
• Experience with Autopipe, Navisworks, or NozzlePro is preferred.
• Experience with detailed design projects and EPC execution is preferred.

Minimum Qualifications

• A bachelor's degree in engineering from a recognized accredited program is required.
• At least one year of related work experience is required.
• Selected applicants must complete applicable pre-employment onboarding requirements, which may include background checks, drug screening, and motor vehicle records searches.

Work Location

• The listed work location is Vikhroli, West Mumbai, Maharashtra, India.