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What role will you play in our team

ExxonMobil is seeking qualified and experienced individuals to provide Subsea Engineering technical expertise to its oil and gas development projects and production operations. The candidate would be part of ExxonMobils Subsea team in ExxonMobil Technology and Engineering Company, working out of ExxonMobils Bangalore Campus (Prestige Shantiniketan Whitefield) in India. The candidate would be responsible for providing corporate-wide technical and advisory support in the areas of subsea hardware and system engineering and operations. Responsibilities will include developing and applying design and operating criteria for ExxonMobils diverse, global portfolio of assets, new developments, and industry-led initiatives. 

What you will do

• Develop, specify, and apply subsea hardware design criteria for wide variety of activities, developments, and operations, i.e. large-scale deepwater capital projects, R&D programs and offshore installation activities
• Provide management with sound recommendations and context for subsea hardware design philosophies and strategic contracting decisions
• Involvement in various subsea project support efforts from concept evaluation and selection to commissioning and start up
• Interface with contractors and sub-contractors and ensure that the work is being executed in accordance with project specifications, company standards, and regulatory requirements including review of discipline design drawings and documents
• Develop and carry out procedures for FAT, EFAT, SIT, pre-loadout and installation of subsea hardware
• Participate in risk assessments, root cause failure analyses, technology evaluations/selections, and offshore installation of subsea hardware Interface with people from different disciplines (e.g. marine, risers, pipelines, flow assurance) to align on work scopes and work products.
• Work with Other Subsea Disciplines such as Subsea Controls, Subsea Operations to align on work scopes and work products
• Monitor and provide engineering oversight of third-party engineering contractors and service providers to various Business Units
• Sustain and promote ExxonMobils safety culture

Skills and Qualifications

• B.Tech. or M.Tech. degree in Subsea, Offshore, Mechanical, Aerospace, Electrical, Electronics, Civil, Chemical Engineering, Petroleum Engineering or related disciplines
• 3 to 13 years of experience in subsea engineering design or operations with expertise in one of the following - subsea systems/ subsea operations/ subsea hardware/ subsea processing working knowledge of Subsea Production System Hardware (Wellhead, Tree, Manifold, Jumpers, Connectors)
• Working Knowledge of Offshore Installation Activities
• Working knowledge of applying subsea engineering codes & standards, such as API 17D/6A/17H, ASME 31.3/31.8 and other relevant API, IOGP, and ASME subsea hardware and piping standards
• Familiar with typical equipment and component selection drivers & tradeoffs, failure modes and demonstrated ability to diagnose the problem
• Awareness of subsea system architecture, and fundamental subsea hardware functionality
• Familiar with operation of typical subsea system including general layout, process flow and chemical distribution
• Familiar with the different types of subsea control systems (SCM, SDU, UTA, Flying leads), topside systems (MCS, EPU and HPU) and interfaces
• Willingness and ability to travel internationally as per business needs (
• Strong listening, verbal & written communication skills in English
• Strong interpersonal and collaboration skills with ability to mentor others and work with globally diverse business teams
• Flexible to work in shifts 1.30 PM 10.30 PM IST

Preferred Qualifications / Experience

• Broad knowledge of industry standards, best practices, and related work processes
• Ability to adapt to tight deadlines and frequent changes in priorities
• Strong leadership, influencing, and interpersonal skills
• Strong organizational, coordination, planning, and interface skills
• Excellent communication skills (written and verbal)
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