MODEC

Engineer

• Responsible for Marine Integrity related to the hull external structure, UWILD and moorings of the FPSO, with a focus on predictive maintenance, inspection, process performance and condition monitoring, as well as the development and enhancement of preventive and predictive maintenance plans to ensure and maximize assets’ Reliability, Availability, Maintainability, Safety and Integrity (RAMSI).
• Contribute to fleet performance and safety improvements through analysis of MOCs (temporary and permanent), TQs (technical queries), NOIs (notifications of incidents), performance of RCAs/RCFAs, etc., and provide technical recommendations to support the Operations team. Provide offshore support to implement recommendations/changes as required.
• Contribute to governance of the Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS) by updating and monitoring information related to hierarchy, job descriptions and maintenance plans.
• Ensure that hull and mooring inspection and maintenance plans are developed according to industry best practices, class rules, flag state rules and contractual conditions. Continuously develop and review plans for the fleet.
• Support the offshore operations team by providing consultancy on hull structural integrity and moorings; on-site support should be provided onboard as necessary.
• Monitor the progress of activities related to hull and mooring inspections.
• Track inspection findings and generate recommendations for the Maintenance System regarding corrosion and overall integrity.
• Improve and review procedures related to UWILD and mooring inspections.

Naval Integrity Engineer – Senior Marine Integrity Engineer

Security Engineer

• Act as the technical focal point for OT cybersecurity across all FPSO operations, ensuring compliance with company governance, MODEC policies, and relevant standards (IEC 62443, NIST CSF, ISO 27019, IEC 61511).
• Maintain and update the OT asset inventory (controllers, HMIs, servers, safety systems, network devices) and their configurations; control and document all configuration and software changes.
• Manage OT equipment change control processes (Management of Change - MOC), ensuring cybersecurity and safety impacts are assessed, validated and authorized prior to implementation.
• Administer and maintain OT networks and security infrastructure, including firewalls, IDS/IPS, zones/conduits and gateways to ensure segmentation, performance and compliance.
• Oversee access control management for users, services and devices; enforce the principle of least privilege, audit access logs and control vendor remote access and the use of removable media (USB drives, HDDs, SSDs, etc.).
• Perform continuous monitoring of cybersecurity events and alerts; coordinate detection, response and recovery of incidents aligned with global IT and OT cybersecurity, SOC and offshore Systems Technicians procedures.
• Conduct vulnerability assessments and manage patching activities, balancing operational continuity, system safety and cybersecurity risk.
• Implement and monitor encryption controls, key management and backup/recovery processes; validate business continuity and disaster recovery readiness through regular testing.
• Support incident investigations and root cause analysis (RCA) for OT or cybersecurity events, ensuring corrective and preventive actions are implemented.
• Execute compliance, assurance and audit activities, maintaining evidence for IEC 62443 certification, corporate governance and regulatory inspections.
• Prepare and present cybersecurity performance reports (KPIs, incidents, compliance status) to asset owners, the OIM and corporate OT cybersecurity.
• Coordinate with operations, maintenance, IT, vendors and corporate security to ensure secure OT–IT integration and vendor interventions are compliant.
• Support digitalization and Industry 4.0 initiatives, ensuring cybersecurity controls are embedded in edge computing platforms, IoT and data analytics solutions.
• Monitor emerging threats, Zero‑Trust security approaches and evolving standards to continuously improve FPSO cybersecurity resilience.
• Drive continuous improvement of OT cybersecurity procedures, detection capabilities and governance documentation.
• Participate in architecture reviews, control design and security assessments for Industry 4.0 implementations.
• Ensure cybersecurity controls are incorporated by design into all new digital technologies deployed in OT environments.
• Ensure ROC operations and digitalization projects comply with industry standards (e.g., IEC 62443, NIST CSF) and corporate cybersecurity policies.
• Maintain oversight of remote monitoring, alerts and incident response to ensure safe and reliable operations.
• Collaborate with functional safety engineers and SIS owners to align cybersecurity risks so they do not compromise Safety Integrity Levels (SIL).
• Promote cyber awareness among operations and maintenance personnel, emphasizing safe practices for maintenance, bypass procedures and SIS replacement management.

OT Cybersecurity Specialist

• Contribute to achieving operational results by supporting all activities of offshore units related to the Mechanical Offshore Execution discipline from the perspective of technical assistance.
• Respond to corrective and preventive maintenance requests that require onshore support (including proactive campaigns).
• Develop design solutions and define work packages.
• Develop, monitor and analyze appropriate KPIs and meaningful statistics, and establish actions to eliminate bottlenecks.
• Ensure equipment availability in accordance with the maintenance plan.
• Support MdB's annual corporate budget planning for the Mechanical Offshore Execution discipline.

Offshore Execution Engineer – Mechanical

DevOps Engineer

• Support the development and execution of maintenance and inspection plans, SCE (Safety-Critical Elements) lists, and Operation Assurance Tasks (OATs), with a focus on operational needs.
• Contribute to the operation's reliability and performance by managing process safety-critical elements and applying Process Safety & Reliability discipline guidelines.
• Support the Process Safety & Reliability discipline with solutions, lessons learned and knowledge sharing through the proposal and control of indicators and new reports.
• Help improve fleet performance and safety by analyzing MOCs, Technical Queries, NOIs, etc.
• Monitor the effectiveness of barrier processes to keep plant operations within ALARP.
• Participate in risk analysis workshops, safety studies and technical reviews, and manage implementation of safety study recommendations developed during the operational phase.

Naval Integrity Engineer – Senior Marine Integrity Engineer

OT Cybersecurity Specialist

Offshore Execution Engineer – Mechanical

Process Safety and Reliability Engineer