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A Senior Engineer position is available at Aqualis Group (ABL) in Jakarta to lead Marine Warranty Survey (MWS) and Naval Architecture projects. The role involves on-site attendance, document reviews, and delivering engineering analyses to de-risk and drive project success.
You will lead multidisciplinary teams, review procedures, and engage with clients and underwriters while ensuring compliance with codes and regulatory requirements.
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ABL - an Aqualis Group company - is a leading global independent energy and marine consultant working in energy and oceans to de-risk and drive the energy transition across the renewables, maritime, and oil and gas sectors, offering the deepest pool of expertise across marine and engineering disciplines in more than 300 locations globally.
As a Senior Engineer, you will lead the planning and delivery of Marine Warranty Survey (MWS) and Naval Architecture projects. You will also conduct and oversee Marine Warranty Survey activities such as document reviews and undertake onshore and offshore attendances.
This position will be based at our office in Jakarta. You must have the right to live and work in Indonesia.
The closing date for applications is Monday 28 th September. We reserve the right to close the advert sooner should we receive sufficient responses.
The job holder will be expected to undertake onshore and offshore client assignments.
At Aqualis Group, we are committed to building a diverse, equitable, and inclusive workplace where everyone feels respected, valued, and empowered to thrive, regardless of background, identity, or role. As a global company, we believe that diversity drives innovation and inclusion strengthens our teams. We support flexible working, accessible environments, and employee wellbeing. Even if your experience doesn’t match every requirement, we encourage you to apply-your unique perspective could be just what we need.