Key Responsibilities Lead and manage all instrumentation engineering activities for offshore projects across FEED, Detailed Engineering, and EPC/EPCI phases. Serve as the discipline lead and main technical interface for instrumentation with clients, project management, vendors, and other engineering disciplines. Supervise and guide a team of instrumentation engineers and designers, including task planning, technical checks, and deliverable approvals. Develop, review, and approve key instrumentation deliverables, including but not limited to: Instrument Index and I/O Lists Instrument Data Sheets and Specifications Control Narratives and Cause & Effect Diagrams P&ID reviews and validation Hook-up drawings, loop diagrams, and instrument layouts Telecom and control system interfaces (DCS, ESD, F&G, PLC) Ensure compliance with project specifications, client standards, and international codes (IEC, ISA, API, NORSOK). Coordinate with procurement and vendors for technical bid evaluations, document reviews, FAT/SAT, and vendor clarification meetings. Support site activities when required, including commissioning, pre?commissioning, and offshore support. Identify technical risks, ensure quality assurance, and provide mitigation solutions throughout the project lifecycle. Assist with engineering planning, progress monitoring, manpower estimation, and reporting. Requirements Bachelor’s Degree in Instrumentation, Control, Electrical Engineering, or equivalent. Minimum 10-12 years of experience in instrumentation and control engineering within the offshore oil & gas / marine / offshore construction environment. Strong hands?on experience with offshore facilities such as platforms, FPSOs, subsea tie?backs, or offshore vessels. Solid knowledge of instrumentation systems, control systems (DCS/ESD/F&G), and field instruments used in offshore applications. Experience working in multidisciplinary project teams and interfacing with electrical, process, and mechanical disciplines.