Associate Electrical Engineer

Job overview

Design and engineering work

• Perform basic detailed design engineering, analysis, and calculations under close supervision and mentoring.
• Prepare clear, accurate detailed design calculations, analyses, design reports, and procedures.
• Perform power distribution calculations, produce consumer lists from equipment data, and size electrical equipment and components.
• Populate electrical databases such as SPEL and prepare electrical one-line diagrams.
• Prepare detailed design sketches to guide designers, check drawings, and requisition and specify simple bulk materials, including TBE and SDR.

Project and team responsibilities

• Follow company procedures, work instructions, guidelines, and standards, asking for guidance when required.
• Organize assigned work to meet deadlines; communicate clearly, ask questions, and confirm understanding.
• Understand project scope, specifications, schedule, and interdisciplinary requirements.
• Keep the Lead Engineer informed about activities, progress, and concerns, and develop awareness of costs related to assigned work.
• Build knowledge of the company's business, customers, business units, and engineering and fabrication interactions.
• Develop advanced skills using Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.

Essential qualifications and education

• Bachelor's or master's degree in engineering.
• 0–3 years of oil and gas experience.
• Learning and applying relevant standards, codes, guidelines, design techniques, and analysis methods.
• EIT registration or membership in a professional engineering society is preferred.
• Successful degree-holding candidates must provide a degree equivalency certificate issued by MoHESR; candidates without one are recommended to begin the process to avoid onboarding delays.

About McDermott

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