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Eden Scott is seeking a Contracts Engineer to join a growing offshore energy services organisation in Aberdeen. Reporting to the Commercial Director, you will deliver contractual and commercial support across the full project lifecycle—from tendering and mobilisation to contract delivery.
You will review contracts for risk and ensure protections are in place, while guiding project teams on contractual issues.
A Contracts Engineer is required to join the commercial team of a growing offshore energy service organisation.
Reporting to the Commercial Director, you will provide contractual and commercial support throughout the full project lifecycle, from tendering and mobilisation through to contract delivery. A key priority will be reviewing contracts, identifying areas of risk and ensuring appropriate contractual protections are in place.
You will work closely with operational teams, providing clear and practical guidance on contractual and commercial queries as projects progress. The role will also involve supporting tender submissions, reviewing terms and conditions, managing contract obligations and helping the business respond proactively to emerging risks.
You will have strong contract knowledge, with the competence and confidence to undertake an initial review of contracts independently. Previous experience working with LOGIC contracts is highly desirable. Experience gained within offshore energy, subsea, marine or a related project-based environment would also be beneficial.
This is an opportunity to join growing organisation offering a highly diverse project portfolio and an international footprint. While proudly headquartered in Aberdeen they operate with an independent, flexible approach that spans far beyond the North Sea.
A generous salary will reflect the experience and expertise you bring. The wider package includes private healthcare, an enhanced company pension contribution, hybrid working and flexibility.