Description

Typical activities include defining subsea production system equipment and architecture for concept and FEED studies, conducting specialist studies for system expansion, life extension, fault finding and rectification, and managing packages for design, procurement, installation and commissioning of new systems. Additional responsibilities cover operations support, system integrity management, and interfacing with engineering and management teams.

Key accountabilities involve delivering subsea production systems in line with project requirements, client standards, industry guidelines and UK regulations. The engineer will perform critical tasks for the Assess‑Select and Define‑Execute phases of the Project Control and Assurance Plan, including field layout selection, control system design, vendor technical deliverables, risk assessments and technical reviews, while managing technical interfaces with external stakeholders.

• Design and define subsea production system equipment and architecture for concept and FEED studies.
• Conduct specialist studies for system expansion, life extension, fault finding and rectification.
• Manage packages for design, procurement, installation and commissioning of new subsea systems.
• Provide operations support and ensure system integrity throughout the project lifecycle.
• Interface with engineering teams, manage technical interfaces, and support vendor deliverables.
• Deliver projects in compliance with client requirements, industry standards, UK regulations and company guidelines.
• Prepare technical reports, cost and schedule estimates, and perform risk assessments and technical reviews.

Requirements

The role seeks a seasoned Subsea Production Systems engineer to join the Subsea and Pipelines team, providing technical excellence and helping to expand Genesis' subsea offering. The engineer will contribute to the design, definition, and delivery of subsea production systems throughout all project phases, including installation, commissioning and operational support, for both traditional oil and gas projects and energy‑transition initiatives such as CCUS.

The candidate must have extensive experience in subsea production systems and control technologies, in‑depth knowledge of relevant codes and standards, and familiarity with umbilicals and hydraulic components. Strong communication and stakeholder‑engagement skills, proven ability to prepare technical reports, and hands‑on experience in FEED, manufacturing, consultancy, OEM design or offshore environments are required. A track record of delivering, installing and commissioning subsea production systems and the right to work in the UK are essential.

• Apply in‑depth knowledge of subsea control and communication systems, including umbilicals and hydraulic components.
• Demonstrate strong stakeholder engagement and communication skills.
• Possess hands‑on FEED experience for greenfield and brownfield developments and a proven track record of commissioning subsea systems.
• Must have the right to work in the United Kingdom.

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance