Architectural Engineer

Role overview

Design and technical delivery

• Performs outfitting and architectural design, equipment selection, technical management, and document design, proofreading, and review.
• Supports procurement through bid document preparation, bid evaluation, clarification, drawing review, and FAT.

Coordination and training

• Coordinates with foreign owners to resolve project issues.
• Works with owners, classification societies, third parties, and regulatory and review bodies on issues and review comments.
• Provides regular technical training and guidance to designers, for at least 10 sessions or 40 hours per year.
• Completes other related tasks assigned by the client.

Education and expertise

• Bachelor's degree or above.
• Expertise in marine engineering outfitting and architecture.
• Familiarity with international specifications, industry regulations, and policies, including API, ASME, and SHELL DEP.
• Experience in Middle East and Brazil projects is preferred.

Skills and working requirements

• Proficiency in relevant office software such as Excel, Word, and PowerPoint.
• English listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills must meet job requirements; the description lists CET6 550 or TOEIC 700 for domestic personnel and prioritizes native English for foreign personnel.
• Work may require overtime, domestic or overseas business travel, and work at offshore oil and gas facilities.
• The description calls for diligence, rigor, responsibility, and active learning.

Employment arrangement and work setting

• The position uses third-party staffing: employees enter an employment contract through an HR agency and provide services to COOEC.
• Project work may involve domestic or overseas travel and offshore oil and gas facilities.