Electrical Engineer, Early Career - Industrial Safety & Growth

1200 Equinor ASA; Hammerfest; On-site; NOK 600,000 - 900,000; Full time

Job summary

Equinor is seeking an early-career Electrical Engineer for its Hammerfest LNG site in Norway. The role is part of the North Development program, with development and stretch tasks early on.

The first three years may involve an exchange between northern Norway locations, offering broad experience in technical integrity, safety, and optimization. Required qualifications include a Bachelor's/Master's in electrical engineering to be completed by August 2027, and no more than three years of relevant

Qualifications

• Bachelor's or Master's degree in electrical engineering or related subject.
• Up to three years of relevant full-time work experience.
• Understanding electrical systems in a large, regulated industrial facility.
• Ability to familiarize with digital tools used in the job.
• Team player in a multidisciplinary environment and safety-focused.

Responsibilities

• Support electrical technical integrity and maintenance services.
• Assist in design, implementation, and QA of minor improvements in safety and electrical systems.
• Contribute to safe design and execution of modifications.
• Provide technical support during extended production disruption.
• Support production optimization and asset safety initiatives.
• Collaborate within a professional network across locations.

Skills

Electrical engineering

Team player

Multidisciplinary work

Safety culture

Education

Electrical engineering degree

Tools

Digital tools

Job description

Equinor is seeking an early-career Electrical Engineer for its Hammerfest LNG site in Norway. The role is part of the North Development program, with development and stretch tasks early on.

The first three years may involve an exchange between northern Norway locations, offering broad experience in technical integrity, safety, and optimization. Required qualifications include a Bachelor's/Master's in electrical engineering to be completed by August 2027, and no more than three years of relevant