- Support lead engineer in using numerical methods to solve complex engineering problems by developing appropriate numerical simulations using Finite Element Method (FEM) with ABAQUS/ANSYS software
- Develop numerical models of pipeline and/or associated components using Finite Element Method (FEM) independently or with minimal guidance, including modelling of soil element for pipe-soil-interaction simulations
- Perform numerical simulations for static and dynamic analysis based on the engineering requirements of submarine pipelines and associated components and, where necessary, develop sub-routines and scripts to optimise running time. The numerical simulations may include fracture, fatigue and impact assessment, modal analysis, etc. of the modelled pipeline and/or associated components
- Where applicable, the numerical simulations should be developed in compliance with international design codes for submarine pipelines and offshore structures, including DNVGL, API, ASME, etc.
- Interpret and explain the results and findings of the simulations analysis. The results and findings should be explained with the fundamental engineering principals applicable in the design of submarine pipelines and associated subsea structures, including PLEM, PLET, etc. Requirements:
- Knowledge and experience in numerical modelling with Finite Element Method (FEM) with 5 years of experience or longer in pipeline and structural components FEM analysis.
- Ability to develop numerical models independently or with minimal guidance and, interpret and explain the results and findings of the simulation analyses.
- Good knowledge and fundamental understanding on soil modelling, fracture mechanics, fatigue, damage and modal analysis to support various numerical simulations requirements.
- Good working knowledge of ABAQUS / ANSYS software with the ability to develop user subroutines and scripts.
- Fundamental understanding on engineering design of submarine pipelines and associated subsea structures, including PLEM, PLET, etc.
- Fundamental understanding of international codes and standards for submarine pipelines and offshore structures, including DNVGL, ASME, API, ISO, etc.
- Master or Doctorate (preferable) in Mechanical/ Civil Engineering and/or Materials Science.
- Minimum 5 years of relevant experience in numerical modelling with Finite Element Method (FEM). What we offer you
Junior Analysis Engineer - Singapur, Singapore - Worley
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Primary Role:
The primary role of this position is to develop numerical simulations using Finite Element Method (FEM) to support engineering and design of submarine pipelines. The numerical simulations may be in relation to global pipeline structural response, such as global buckling, pipeline walking, and/or local components analysis such as bulkheads stress analysis, etc.
Specific Responsibilities:
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