FE Engineer
Do you want to work with offshore structural design for both the Oil & Gas and the offshore wind industry?
FE Engineer - do you want to use your competencies in a new context?
Do you want to work with offshore structural design for both the Oil & Gas and the offshore wind industry?
Do you want to be part of an international team of experts who are winning more and more projects? - then keep on reading.
Your role and FE tasks As an FE Engineer you will be working with detailed calculations of the ultimate and fatigue capacity of structural components for both offshore oil and gas jacket structures and offshore wind substructures, e.g. as part of either new design or re-assessment due to changed specifications or lifetime extensions.
The typical FE tasks include ultimate capacity, SCF, influence matrix determination for structural components e.g. pile clusters, lifting attachments, sea fastening details, clamps, simple and complex jacket joints etc.
We offer you the opportunity to work with tasks such as:
- Prepare reports leading to authority approval/certification
- Develop and optimise FEA analysis procedures (mainly by use of APDL scripting)
- Develop and optimise our FEA procedures in close corporation with FEA teams in both Copenhagen and Chennai
- Prepare CAD modelling of complex details in e.g. SolidWorks, Inventor or similar CAD system
- Liaise with certifying agency It you find it valuable, you will have the possibility to go on business trips, mainly to visit our colleagues in Copenhagen and Chennai.
An international mind-set combined with solid FE skills It is important that you can see yourself in a specialist role, that you have an analytical approach to tasks and that you demonstrate a high professionalism - both in relation to own tasks and when sparring with your colleagues.
There is a lot of coordination between our offices which means that you are able to use your excellent communication skills and your ability to organise.
You can have a background in different industries, such as offshore, wind, energy, building, bridges or consulting engineering companies. Besides your personal qualifications, we also expect you to have: Master or Ph.D. degree in civil or mechanical engineering Minimum 8 years of professional experience in designing steel structures or complex structures using the ANSYS/LS-DYNA package Proven experience with APDL programming Experience with LS-DYNA - Nonlinear analysis Experience with modelling of complex geometry by use of CAD software - preferably SolidWorks Fluency in written and spoken English Your new colleagues Today, the Global Service Area for Jackets in Ramboll Oil & Gas counts more than 50 employees.
The department is primarily working with jackets for both the Oil & Gas and the offshore wind industry.
The department offers services within new substructure design, reassessment and service life extension, hazard (fire and explosion) engineering, noise and vibration engineering and Structural Health Monitoring Systems.
Interested?
For further information about the position, please e-mail your questions to our recruitment team at oilgasjobsdk@ramboll.com If you are interested in applying, please send your application through our online recruitment system by clicking the link to apply.
Remember to attach your CV, motivational application and exam papers when applying. We will be interviewing on a continuous basis, so please send your application as soon as possible and no later than 24 January.
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