Senior Subsea Well Access & Intervention Engineer

Job Description

As a Subsea Well Intervention Engineer, you will be:

Defining subsea well intervention and well access concepts across riser-based, riserless, light well intervention, well integrity, P&A, inspection, and maintenance scopes.
Assessing technical feasibility by evaluating operational envelopes, water depth, metocean conditions, subsea interfaces, tooling compatibility, vessel requirements, and equipment availability.
Applying knowledge of subsea trees, wellheads, intervention systems, controls, ROV tooling, vessel spreads, and P&A technologies to develop practical intervention solutions.
Collaborating with multidisciplinary teams to identify wells, subsea, marine, facilities, logistics, HSE, regulatory, and commercial requirements during project development.
Reviewing technical and operational assumptions to ensure intervention concepts are executable and aligned with customer objectives.
Defining offshore execution strategies, operational constraints, SIMOPS considerations, weather impacts, logistics requirements, and risk mitigation measures.
Working with wells specialists and commercial teams to evaluate intervention alternatives, assess cost and schedule drivers, and recommend optimized solutions.
Supporting customer proposals and technical presentations by demonstrating intervention feasibility, execution confidence, and lifecycle value.
To be successful in this role you will:

Have a Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical, Petroleum, Subsea, Marine, Offshore Engineering, or a related discipline.
Have 15+ years of experience in subsea well intervention, well access, offshore operations, P&A, or subsea lifecycle activities.
Have strong knowledge of subsea trees, wellheads, intervention systems, tooling interfaces, ROV operations, and offshore vessel operations.
Have experience supporting offshore projects from concept development and planning through execution and post-job evaluation.
Have the ability to assess and communicate techno-economic benefits of intervention solutions to customers and internal stakeholders.
Have a strong understanding of offshore HSE requirements, regulatory compliance, logistics planning, and operational risk management.
Have ability to integrate technical, operational, and commercial considerations into practical solutions.
Have strong communication, stakeholder management, and customer-facing skills.
Have experience working effectively across multidisciplinary engineering and operational teams.