Senior Telecommunications Engineer

Job Description We are currently seeking a *Senior Telecommunications Engineer* , reporting directly to *the Head of the Department* to join our team based in *UAE, Abu Dhabi* . About us: Technip Energies is a global technology and engineering powerhouse. With leadership positions in LNG, hydrogen, ethylene, sustainable chemistry, and CO2 management, we are contributing to the development of critical markets such as energy, energy derivatives, decarbonization, and circularity. Our complementary business segments, Technology, Products and Services (TPS) and Project Delivery, turn innovation into scalable and industrial reality. Through collaboration and excellence in execution, our 17,000+ employees across 34 countries are fully committed to bridging prosperity with sustainability for a world designed to last. About the mission we offer you: - Job Purpose and Scope The Senior Telecommunication Engineer is primarily engaged in the design, signal coverage studies, and analysis of the telecommunication engineering requirements on a project, tender or proposal, and is responsible for the procurement / requisition of Telecommunication equipment on a project. He reports functionally to the Head of Discipline and operationally to one or more I&C Lead Engineers. - Key Responsibilities Be it in the context of preparation for a tender/proposal or involvement in a project, as Telecommunication discipline Engineer, his key responsibilities are: - Planning and executing Telecommunication engineering design for plant’s, offices and Instrumentation & Control systems telecommunication requirement. This entails overseeing the preparation of basic design, FEED and detailed design of the telecommunication part of the project, such as: - Telecommunication design Basis and shut down philosophy. - Schedule and Cost Estimates relating to telecommunication. - EPC Scope of Work, - Architecture/block Diagrams - Specifications for telecommunication systems, Cables, Subsea FO cable - Technical Bid Evaluations - Post order Vendor document review - Construction Scope of Work - Review of drawings from other Disciplines. - Planning and implementation of the Project to ensure that deliverables are issued on schedule, project milestone dates are met, and given tasks are completed within the allowed budget. - Technical and administrative management of the telecommunication engineers / designers / draftsmen team, and assignment and co-ordination of activities within the team. to execute the design / procurement related activities of assigned projects - Ensuring that the design is carried out as per the industry standard practices and in conformance with the quality management system of Technip Energies ADOC - Document Control: This entails the development / update of the Document Register with accurate progress information on a regular basis. Co-ordination with Project and client, subcontractors and/or suppliers - Providing technical support to site engineers on technical query issues - Coordination with client engineers on Telecommunication engineering issues - Providing support in the Telecommunication area for procurement activities - Assisting in the preparation of project proposals and pre-qualification documents in what relates to Telecommunication engineering design. - Identification of issues that impede project progress and reporting to Lead Engineer / Discipline Heads. - Contributing towards, maintaining and implementing both company and client HSE Management System objectives and procedures, - Providing site engineering support, as well as other inter-disciplinary support, should the requirement arise (e.g. Inspection or Procurement technical support). - Assimilating the evolution of new products and technology and updating oneself on the latest international standards in terms of engineering design practices and their applications. - Identifying new methodology of work process required for higher productivity. - Complying with the applicable company procedures for the Engineering Department and the Instrumentation, Control System and Telecom Discipline. Operational Duties As Sr. Telecommunication Engineer, when assigned on projects, is responsible for managing the team of engineers and designers and delivering the engineering requirements of the project as listed in the responsibilities section above. In general, the Sr. Telecommunication Engineer on a project is responsible for delivering: - Telecommunication System Design Basis - Recommended Telecommunication concept scenario option. - Telecommunication Close-out Reports - FEED and Detailed Design Telecommunication Architecture Diagrams *Starting Date: ASAP* About you: We love to hear from you and how you match with this position. To be successful in this mission you should consider the following requirements: Qualifications: Bachelors or Diploma Languages: *English + proficiency level (Basic, Professional, Fluent)* Main skills: *(up to 4)* Your career with us Working at Technip Energies is an inspiring journey, filled with groundbreaking projects and dynamic collaborations. Surrounded by diverse and talented individuals, you will feel welcomed, respected, and engaged. Enjoy a safe, caring environment where you can spark new ideas, reimagine the future, and lead change. As your career grows, you will benefit from learning opportunities at T. EN University, such as The Future Ready Program, Graduate Program, and from the support of your manager through check-in moments like the Mid-Year Development Review, fostering continuous growth and development. What’s Next? Once receiving your system application, our recruiting team will screen and match your skills, experience, and potential team fit against the role requirements. We ask for your patience as the team completes the volume of applications with a reasonable timeframe. Check your application progress periodically via personal account from created candidate profile during your application. We invite you to get to know more about our company by visiting www.ten.com and follow us on LinkedIn , Instagram , Facebook , X and YouTube for company updates.

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