Senior Integrity Engineer

Intero Integrity

. Perform Level 1 and Level 2 Fitness-for-Service assessments and advanced Corrosion Growth Analysis .

Posted 10/2/2026full-timeRemote • NetherlandsSeniorWebsite

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in performing Fitness-for-Service assessments and advanced Corrosion Growth Analysis, with strong knowledge of relevant codes and standards. Proficient in programming for automation and capable of managing multiple projects while providing technical guidance to clients and project managers.

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Fitness-For-Service AssessmentsCorrosion Growth AnalysisAPI 579 / ASME FFS-1Python ProgrammingStructural Integrity Assessments

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Hard Skills

Fracture MechanicsCorrosion Damage MechanismsRisk AssessmentsMathematics and StatisticsFinite Element AnalysisVBA ProgrammingMATLAB ProgrammingIntegrity Assessment MethodsRemaining Life CalculationsPipeline Integrity

Soft Skills

Clear Technical ReportingIndependent WorkTeam OrientationCuriosityProactivity

Tools & Technologies

ABAQUSMFL Inspection DataUT Inspection Data

Industry Keywords

Pressurized EquipmentPipelinesInternational RegulationsHighly Regulated IndustriesTechnical Proposals

Tech Stack

Tools & technologies

PythonVBA

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Perform Level 1 and Level 2 Fitness-for-Service assessments and advanced Corrosion Growth Analysis
Review or prepare Level 3 FFS assessments when projects require it
Perform integrity assessments on pipelines, piping, heaters and boilers
Review junior engineers' Run Comparison reports, dent strain and bending strain analyses against applicable codes and standards
Act as technical point of contact for project managers and clients on structural integrity questions
Support proposals and client-facing technical activities
Align recommendations with local and national regulations
Build knowledge of codes and standards across jurisdictions
Validate and help develop in-house engineering tools
Write Python or VBA scripts to automate evaluations based on MFL and UT inspection data
Set up and maintain internal procedures, technical questionnaires and quality checklists
Manage multiple projects and flag risks and priorities early
Support business development, method development and technical activities

Requirements

What you’ll need

Degree in Mechanical and/or Materials (or Metallurgical) Engineering; a Master's degree is a strong plus
At least 5 years of relevant experience in the structural integrity of pressurised equipment, preferably pipelines
Experience independently performing and reviewing FFS assessments and remaining life calculations
Strong working knowledge of fracture mechanics and corrosion and fatigue damage mechanisms
Working knowledge of API 579 / ASME FFS-1, API 530, ASME B31G, DNV-RP-F101, API 1183, ASME VIII Div. 2 and ASME PCC-2
Knowledge of international regulations for pipeline and pressure equipment integrity
Experience with risk assessments and converting results into actionable recommendations
Strong mathematics and statistics, including probabilistic methods
Programming skills, preferably Python, VBA or MATLAB
Mid to advanced-level training in integrity assessment methods
Ability to write clear, professional technical reports and explain complex topics to technical and non-technical audiences
Ability to work independently with minimal supervision
Flexibility with working hours to collaborate with colleagues in Canada and Mexico
Curiosity, proactivity and team orientation
Hands-on finite element analysis experience, preferably ABAQUS, is a nice-to-have
Experience with creep assessment of boilers and heaters is a nice-to-have
Exposure to Level 3 FFS assessments is a nice-to-have
Experience with pipeline ILI data analysis (MFL/UT) is a nice-to-have
Experience with client-facing technical activities or proposals is a nice-to-have
Experience in highly regulated industries is a nice-to-have

Benefits

Comp & perks

Work that makes a difference; recommendations directly determine whether critical pipelines and installations can keep operating safely
Variety across pipelines, piping, heaters and boilers; FFS Level 1 to 3, corrosion growth, dent strain and more
Real influence over the team's methods, procedures and in-house tools
International team and flexible set-up
Remote working from Europe, or hybrid if living near an office with available space
Flexible start of the day between 6:00 and 10:00
Occasional early or late meetings to overlap with the North American team
Visit to headquarters in Tricht once or twice a year
Growth opportunities, including taking on more Run Comparison and FFS reviews and expanding into dent strain analysis
Competitive salary and benefits package tailored to the country of residence