Senior Telecom Engineer

Senior Telecom Engineer - Offshore FEED project Belong, Connect, Grow, with KBR KBR Sustainable Technology Solutions provides holistic and value-added solutions across the entire asset life cycle. These include world-class licensed process technologies, differentiated advisory services, deep technical domain expertise, energy transition solutions, high-end design and engineering capabilities, and smart solutions to optimize planned and operating assets. KBR is looking for talented individuals to join our PMC team to work on an exciting Offshore project as a Senior Telecom Engineer for a PMC project to be based in Abu Dhabi – UAE (mostly in Client Office). Job Summary The Senior Telecom Engineer is responsible for the execution of telecommunications engineering activities for Offshore Front-End Engineering Design (FEED) projects within the Oil & Gas, Offshore, and Energy sectors. The role involves the development of telecom system designs, specifications, engineering deliverables, vendor coordination, and technical support throughout the FEED phase, ensuring compliance with project requirements, international standards, and client specifications. The incumbent shall provide technical leadership for all offshore telecommunications systems including radio communication, PAGA, telephone systems, CCTV, access control, data networks, LAN/WAN infrastructure, microwave links, fiber optic systems, and offshore communication networks. Key Responsibilities FEED Engineering & Design - - Perform telecom engineering activities during FEED and Concept Design phases for offshore facilities. - Develop telecom design philosophies, basis of design, and system architecture documents. - Prepare FEED deliverables including: - - Telecom Design Basis - Telecom Philosophy - Telecom System Block Diagrams - Telecom Architecture Drawings - Network Topology Diagrams - Equipment Layouts - Telecom Equipment Lists - Material Requisitions and Specifications - Define telecom system requirements based on project scope and client specifications. - Review project inputs including PIDs, plot plans, safety studies, hazardous area classifications, and electrical layouts. Telecom Systems Engineering Design and specify offshore telecommunications systems including: Communication Systems - - IP Telephone Systems - PABX Systems - VoIP Solutions - Hotline Systems Radio Systems - - Marine VHF Radio - UHF Radio Systems - TETRA Systems - Digital Mobile Radio (DMR) - Helideck Communication Systems Safety & Security Systems - - Public Address and General Alarm (PAGA) - CCTV Surveillance Systems - Access Control Systems - Intrusion Detection Systems - Emergency Communication Systems Network Infrastructure - - LAN/WAN Networks - Structured Cabling Systems - Fiber Optic Backbone Networks - SDH/IP/MPLS Networks - Industrial Communication Networks Wireless Systems - - Wi‑Fi Networks - LTE/Private LTE Solutions - Wireless Access Infrastructure Engineering Calculations & Studies - - Conduct telecom coverage studies for offshore facilities. - Perform radio propagation and network capacity analysis. - Prepare fiber optic link budgets and communication system calculations. - Support SIL, HAZOP, HAZID, and other safety reviews. - Ensure telecom systems comply with offshore operational and safety requirements. Vendor Management & Procurement Support - - Prepare Technical Requisitions (MR/TBE/RFQ packages). - Review vendor proposals and technical submissions. - Conduct Technical Bid Evaluations (TBE). - Participate in vendor clarification meetings. - Review and approve vendor documents and drawings. - Ensure vendor compliance with project specifications and standards. Interface Coordination - - Coordinate with multidisciplinary engineering teams including: - - Electrical - Instrumentation & Control - Process - Mechanical - Structural - Safety and Loss Prevention - Interface with client representatives, EPC contractors, telecom vendors, and classification authorities. - Resolve engineering and design issues during FEED development. Compliance & Standards Ensure

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