CAD Engineer - Pipeline Engineering

What are the responsibilities of a CAD Engineer -  Pipeline?

• Create and check detailed 2D drawings and 3D models for our pipeline projects;
• Translate engineering concepts and calculations into clear, accurate and practical drawings;
• Assess designs with a practical mindset, considering fabrication, welding, assembly, installation and offshore execution;
• Identify potential technical or practical obstacles and proactively discuss solutions with engineers and other disciplines;
• Coordinate closely with Pipeline Engineers, other CAD Engineers, fabrication teams, Document Control and other stakeholders;
• Proactively communicate progress, priorities, technical challenges and potential delays rather than waiting for follow-up;
• Ensure drawings and models comply with relevant quality standards, specifications and procedures;
• Contribute to improvements in CAD standards, working methods and engineering processes;
• When required, support fabrication, construction or offshore activities and use the feedback from execution to improve future designs.

You are a hands-on CAD Engineer who combines technical drawing skills with practical thinking. You take initiative, seek out the information you need and communicate when priorities, requirements or technical details are unclear. At the same time, you enjoy working as part of a multidisciplinary engineering team and are comfortable challenging a design when you see a better or more practical solution.

Most importantly, you look beyond the drawing itself. You understand that a technically correct design still needs to be fabricated and installed in the real world, and you take that practical reality into account in your work.

What do we expect from a CAD Engineer - Pipeline?

• A secondary vocational (MBO) or Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering, CAD Engineering or a comparable technical discipline, or relevant experience in the field;
• A first experience with technical drawing and 3D modelling in an engineering environment;
• A proactive approach and the ability to organise and plan your own workload;
• Strong communication skills and the confidence to raise questions, concerns and improvement opportunities;
• A practical, solution-oriented mindset with an eye for constructability and execution;
• The ability to work independently while collaborating effectively with engineers and other disciplines;
• A critical eye for detail, quality and technical feasibility.

Working at Allseas means: joining a pioneering team that’s shaping the future of offshore energy. You’ll work in a dynamic, fast-paced and entrepreneurial environment where innovation, teamwork and hands-on problem-solving are at the core of everything we do. Our flat structure and open culture give you the freedom to take initiative, lead projects and make a real impact.