Ship systems rules Engineer
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La BoissièredesLandes, Pays de la Loire, France
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Join a global leader in maritime classification and certification:
Your career is about more than building a CV – it’s a chance to LeaveYourMark.
Joining Bureau Veritas Marine & Offshore means becoming part of a key player in
maritime classification and certification.
With decades of expertise, we support innovation and transformation across the
sector by ensuring the safety, performance, and sustainability of ships,
offshore infrastructures, and maritime equipment.
We are looking for a Ship systems rules Engineer to join our Head Office based
in La Défense
(Paris area) or Saint-Herblain (Nantes area)in France.
Join a dynamic team: within Developpement Department, you will join the Ship
Systems and Environment Rule Development Team, in charge of developing
Classification Rules on machinery, electricity, automation, safety and the
environment.
These technical fields are at the heart of the maritime energy transition, by
enabling the integration of new technologies and alternative fuels on board
ships (gaseous or low flashpoint fuels, nuclear power, fuel cells, engines,
associated systems). You will play a key role in developing our teams' expertise
in these new areas.
Your main
missions:
- Contribute to the maintenance and development of our classification rules for ships and offshore units, focusing on the use of gaseous fuels (LNG, hydrogen, ammonia etc.) and nuclear power on board merchant ships, offshore units and naval vessels.
- Participate in international working groups : IMO, IACS, ISO etc.
- Participate in setting up and carrying out research and development (R&D) projects with industrial and/or academic partners.
- Provide technical regulatory support to our operational teams for commercial projects in these areas. Your strengths to succeed: A graduate of an engineering school or with a master’s degree in science, you have a solid theoretical background in naval architecture, industrial risks and/or energy production processes, you enjoy technical subjects and you are interested in regulatory aspects. You have one or two previous experiences in the field of energy production or industrial risks in the conventional or nuclear sector or ideally in the Marine & Offshore sector. You are interested in expanding your knowledge to areas related to your initial expertise. You are fluent in both spoken and written English, and you are comfortable writing and structuring a technical text in this language. Your analytical skills, autonomy and interpersonal skills will contribute to your success. You are mobile for occasional trips abroad. Why choose Bureau Veritas? By joining our teams, you will participate in varied, enriching, and stimulating international projects. We support our talents throughout their careers through technical training and continuous professional development, ensuring they remain at the forefront of emerging technologies. Convinced that diversity is a strength, we are committed to providing an inclusive and equitable work environment where everyone can contribute fully to collective success. We promote gender equality and support the professional integration, access, and retention of people with disabilities. Ready to take on exciting challenges? Join us to shaping a better maritime world
missions:
- Contribute to the maintenance and development of our classification rules for ships and offshore units, focusing on the use of gaseous fuels (LNG, hydrogen, ammonia etc.) and nuclear power on board merchant ships, offshore units and naval vessels.
- Participate in international working groups : IMO, IACS, ISO etc.
- Participate in setting up and carrying out research and development (R&D) projects with industrial and/or academic partners.
- Provide technical regulatory support to our operational teams for commercial projects in these areas. Your strengths to succeed: A graduate of an engineering school or with a master’s degree in science, you have a solid theoretical background in naval architecture, industrial risks and/or energy production processes, you enjoy technical subjects and you are interested in regulatory aspects. You have one or two previous experiences in the field of energy production or industrial risks in the conventional or nuclear sector or ideally in the Marine & Offshore sector. You are interested in expanding your knowledge to areas related to your initial expertise. You are fluent in both spoken and written English, and you are comfortable writing and structuring a technical text in this language. Your analytical skills, autonomy and interpersonal skills will contribute to your success. You are mobile for occasional trips abroad. Why choose Bureau Veritas? By joining our teams, you will participate in varied, enriching, and stimulating international projects. We support our talents throughout their careers through technical training and continuous professional development, ensuring they remain at the forefront of emerging technologies. Convinced that diversity is a strength, we are committed to providing an inclusive and equitable work environment where everyone can contribute fully to collective success. We promote gender equality and support the professional integration, access, and retention of people with disabilities. Ready to take on exciting challenges? Join us to shaping a better maritime world