Responsible for ensuring long-term integrity of subsea assets, providing technical support, risk assessment, and leadership on corrosion engineering within Chevron ENGINE Center.
Responsibilities
Review, assess and update inspection data for subsea pressure systems, pipelines and structures
Provide technical support to inspection team
Create anomaly management and repair strategies
Execute risk assessment for subsea pipelines and equipment
Perform pipeline risk assessment and integrity assessments
Requirements
Engineering Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical, Corrosion, or related discipline
Senior Data Engineer responsible for modernizing and maintaining WME Enterprise IT's legacy SQL data estate, building pipelines, ensuring high availability, and operationalizing data governance and privacy across a global footprint.
Compensation
Hiring Rate Minimum: $127,500 annually (minimum will not fall below the applicable state/local minimum salary thresholds)
Hiring Rate Maximum:
$170,000 annually
Responsibilities
Own and modernize the legacy SQL data estate behind custom product and engineering applications
Support, stabilize, and maintain legacy SQL databases for performance, reliability, and availability
Help set and drive strategy to modernize legacy SQL environment through consolidation, upgrades, and migration
Build and modernize ELT pipelines from source systems including custom applications, SAP, and business systems
Own pipeline orchestration, scheduling, and resilient, observable pipelines with clear failure handling
Requirements
Nice to have: Microsoft certifications
Nice to have: Azure Database Administrator (DP-300)
Nice to have: Azure Data Engineer (DP-700/DP-203)
Nice to have: data-privacy certification (IAPP CIPP/E or CIPP/US)
Lead, administer, and continuously improve the Company’s Pipeline Integrity Management Plan to support the safe, reliable, and compliant operation of Company pipeline assets.
Responsibilities
Lead, administer, and continuously improve the Company’s Pipeline Integrity Management Plan
Directly supervise Pipeline Integrity Engineers
Develop and manage annual and long-range integrity-management plans
Ensure pipeline integrity threats are identified, assessed, prioritized, mitigated, and documented
Oversee the planning, coordination, and execution of in-line inspection (ILI) tool runs, hydrostatic testing, direct assessments, excavations, nondestructive testing, cathodic protection activities, and other integrity assessments
Lead technical development of pipeline systems across the energy transition portfolio, guiding multidisciplinary teams and ensuring high-quality engineering outcomes.
Pipeline Engineer Intern managing integrity of onshore pipelines, risers, and flowlines within bp’s mid-stream business.
Responsibilities
Partnering with senior engineer to learn pipeline/inspection techniques and data analysis
Assuming responsibility for development, execution, and commissioning of small-scale maintenance-engineering projects
Supporting process safety initiatives, including safe operating limit excursion analysis, spill modelling, and hazard reviews
Performing analytical work in support of technical recommendations from multiple work-streams
Managing pipeline design and layout, pumping & fluid flow system design & analysis, overpressure protection design, insulation/painting/coating design
Requirements
Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in a technical field such as mechanical engineering, marine/naval, pipeline, mining/metallurgy, mathematics/statistics, physics
Lead complex corrosion engineering activities, including cathodic protection system design and optimization, technical studies, corrosion-control specifications, design reviews, field evaluations, and engineering assessments.
Compensation
Ranges from $100,000 – $150,000 USD for U.S. locations based upon candidate’s experience, skills, and internal equity.
Responsibilities
Lead complex corrosion engineering activities, including cathodic protection system design and optimization, technical studies, corrosion-control specifications, design reviews, field evaluations, and engineering assessments.
Evaluate external and internal corrosion risks using cathodic protection surveys, coating assessments, direct examinations, operating and sampling data, internal and external corrosion monitoring, and inspection findings to recommend effective mitigation strategies.
Analyze AC/DC and stray-current interference, including light-rail interference, and develop monitoring, testing, and mitigation solutions that protect pipelines, facilities, and corrosion-control systems.
Provide senior technical expertise across corrosion monitoring, coatings, atmospheric corrosion, electrical isolation, bonding, grounding, rectifiers, anodes, test stations, and other corrosion-control equipment.
Develop and interpret corrosion-control standards, specifications, and procedures while supporting capital and maintenance projects, integrity assessments, regulatory compliance, and field issue resolution.
Lead and assure pipeline engineering across the Humber Offshore Pipeline revalidation and CS006/CS007 offshore storage developments, acting as the technical authority for offshore pipelines, flowlines and landfall scope.
Responsibilities
Lead pipeline engineering activities across the Humber Offshore Pipeline revalidation and CS006/CS007 offshore storage developments.
Act as the technical authority for offshore pipelines, flowlines and landfall scope for NEPx.
Provide technical oversight and assurance of contractor deliverables (Genesis / Arup).
Lead key technical decisions relating to routing, crossings, materials selection, integrity and constructability.
Manage pipeline-related risks, opportunities and interfaces across offshore, landfall and onshore scopes.