Instrumentation Engineer - Subsea Systems

About the role

The Instrumentation Engineer supports the maintenance, troubleshooting, testing and documentation of subsea and topside instrumentation electronic systems, including positioning sensors, underwater cameras and lighting, optical multiplexers and cable-tracking equipment. The role assists senior engineers and offshore personnel in onshore maintenance and offshore project execution, combining hands-on technical work with equipment tracking, documentation and coordination with engineering and operational teams.

Key responsibilities

• Maintain, calibrate, test, troubleshoot and repair subsea and topside instrumentation systems, including sensors, cameras, lighting, optical equipment and cable-tracking systems.
• Assist with the preparation, testing, commissioning, mobilization and demobilization of instrumentation equipment for offshore operations, following established procedures and safety standards.
• Support firmware updates, software configuration, system modifications and basic checks of telemetry, sensor communications and data signal integrity, under the guidance of senior engineers and OEM representatives.
• Assist with maintenance planning, equipment tracking, inventory management, spare parts identification and procurement through the company's ERP system.
• Prepare and maintain maintenance, calibration and troubleshooting records, including wiring, network and interface diagrams, manuals and configuration files, in line with compliance and certification requirements.
• Collaborate with senior engineers, technicians and offshore personnel on maintenance, project execution and commissioning.
• Take part in troubleshooting, reliability assessments, root-cause analysis and continuous improvement, escalating complex issues to senior engineers.

Required profile

• Degree in Electronics Engineering, Electrical Engineering or a related field.
• 1-3 years of experience in electronics maintenance, ideally in subsea, marine, industrial or navigation systems.
• Ability to read wiring diagrams, schematics and technical documentation.
• Good troubleshooting skills, strong safety awareness and willingness to travel offshore about 60 days per year.
• Good command of written and spoken English.

Required skills

• Solid understanding of basic electronics, circuit theory, sensors, signal levels and communication protocols.
• Knowledge of network concepts, fiber-optic equipment or telemetry is a plus.
• Familiarity with ERP/PMS systems such as SAP is an advantage.

What we offer

• Private health insurance.
• Company bus from central spots.
• Fast-paced environment and specialization in a niche market.
• Competitive compensation and continuous development opportunities.