Bureau Veritas conducts testing, inspection and certification to assess the compliance, quality and safety of products, assets, systems and services.
Offshore Structure Engineer (F/M)
Bureau Veritas is seeking an Offshore Structure Engineer for its technical department in La Défense, specialising in the verification of floating offshore unit structures. The role includes assessing design compliance, performing verification calculations and contributing to the development of regulations and tools. A naval architecture or structural engineering qualification, skills in strength of materials and finite element analysis, and a good command of English are expected.
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Description de l’offre
Your career is about more than building a CV – it’s a chance to LeaveYourMark Joining Bureau Veritas Marine & Offshore means becoming part of a key player in maritime classification and certification. With decades of expertise, we support innovation and transition in the sector by ensuring the safety, performance, and sustainability of ships, offshore infrastructures, and maritime equipment. Our mission? To contribute to a safer and more environmentally maritime world by providing our technical expertise and commitment to our clients and partners.
Put your expertise to work in a transforming sector and actively contribute to a safer and more sustainable maritime world. We are looking for an Offshore Structure Engineer to join our team located in La Défense (92). Join a dynamic team: within our Technical Department, you will join a team specialized in reviewing the design of the structures of floating offshore units. .
Your role
is to verify the technical compliance of your projects by performing verification calculations using our internal technical software and external software. Your main responsibilities:
- Evaluate the structural design compliance of various types of offshore units, topsides, or associated equipment, in accordance with applicable regulations and in various contexts: new construction, modification/conversion of a ship or unit, validation of new technologies, etc.
- Provide technical support to teams managing units in service for handling damage suffered by units classified by Bureau Veritas.
- Contribute to the operation of our international network of plan approval offices by providing support and training.
- Participate in the development and validation of our regulations and tools.
Depending on your profile and experience, you may be involved in the technical supervision of the team. By participating in large-scale and innovative projects, you will contribute to the adoption of more sustainable maritime technologies and the reduction of the environmental impact of the maritime industry as a whole. Your strengths for success:
- Education and experience: you are a naval architect or a structure engineer, with solid knowledge of material strength and skills in finite element analysis.
- Personal qualities: you demonstrate rigor, a strong team spirit, autonomy, as well as analytical and synthesis skills
- Language skills: your level of English allows you to communicate effectively with our clients, teams, and international network.
You are proficient in computer tools and demonstrate good writing and interpersonal skills. You are also ready to make occasional trips abroad. Why choose Bureau Veritas? By joining our teams, you will participate in varied, enriching, and stimulating international projects. We support our teams throughout their careers with technical training and continuous professional development to keep them at the forefront of emerging technologies.
Convinced that diversity is a strength, we are committed to providing an inclusive and equitable work environment where everyone can contribute to the company's success. We promote gender equality and support professional integration, access, and retention of people with disabilities. Ready to take on exciting challenges? Join us to shape a better maritime world!
Requirements
- naval architect
- structure engineer
- material strength
- analytical skills
- synthesis skills
- autonomy
- team spirit
- rigor
- good writing and interpersonal skills
- willingness to travel abroad occasionally
Benefits mentioned
- technical training
- continuous professional development
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