Public Job Postings

• Master mariner having sailed as Chief Officer on LNG ships for at least 5 years, of which 2 years should be on FSRU.
• Familiar with international standards and guidance from industry bodies.
• Capacity to lead and manage interfaces with FSRU Owners, Bunker vessel operators, Port authorities, SLNG and other marine stakeholders.
• Capacity to lead and support the development of engineering deliverables relating to the marine interface.
• Understanding of basic process physics and engineering requirements (e.g. JT effect, able to understand HMB).
• Understanding of hard arm operating and maintenance requirements.
• Understanding of SSL requirements and limitations.
• Support the development of operational philosophy and development of the required manuals (e.g. Terminal information manual, operating procedures, maintenance programmes, checklists etc.).
• Capacity to support the development and implementation of the commissioning plan, in particular the interface between the onshore and FSRU design teams.

Key Responsibilities

• Deliver electrical design packages covering SLDs, load schedules, MCC layouts, cable routing, and grounding systems.
• Perform ETAP power system studies (short circuit, load flow, relay coordination, motor starting, arc flash).
• Review and prepare technical bid evaluations (TBE), vendor documents, and equipment datasheets.
• Support project execution from FEED through EPC phases, including site queries, pre-commissioning, and commissioning support.
• Ensure compliance with IEC standards, Petronas PTS, and client specifications.
• Coordinate with multidisciplinary teams (process, piping, mechanical, instrumentation) to ensure alignment of deliverables.

Requirements

• Degree in Electrical Engineering; BEM registration preferred.
• Minimum 10 years’ experience in oil & gas / EPC projects.
• Strong hands-on experience with ETAP software and electrical design deliverables.
• Familiarity with vendor coordination, FAT/SAT, and procurement input.
• Good communication skills and ability to work in a multidisciplinary project environment.

Location: Taiwan (Resident at project site)

Start Date: ASAP

Duration: 22 months

Responsibilities

• Lead project scheduling, planning, and execution for offshore gas pipeline construction.
• Coordinate with client and stakeholders on project progress, milestones, and deliverables.
• Oversee supervision of construction, ensuring compliance with QA/QC standards.
• Manage major construction schedules, progress control, and risk mitigation.
• Provide leadership in business coordination and personnel management.
• Ensure smooth communication between project site and client management teams.

Requirements

• Minimum 15 years’ experience in offshore gas/oil pipeline construction supervision and management.
• Strong background in QA/QC, project planning, and execution.
• Proven track record in managing large-scale offshore pipeline projects.
• Excellent leadership and team management skills.
• Ability to coordinate across multiple disciplines and stakeholders.
• Fluent in Chinese (spoken & written) and proficient in English.

Overview

The role is central to ensuring well placement accuracy, subsurface understanding, and safe drilling execution. The candidate will act as a bridge between geoscience teams, drilling engineers, and operations, ensuring alignment between geological objectives and operational delivery.

Key Responsibilities

• Provide real-time geological support for drilling operations, including wellsite monitoring, data interpretation, and formation evaluation.
• Ensure accurate well placement in line with subsurface targets and reservoir management objectives.
• Collaborate closely with drilling and subsurface teams to optimise drilling programmes.
• Monitor geological hazards and provide timely recommendations to mitigate operational risks.
• Prepare and review geological reports, daily updates, and end-of-well documentation.
• Ensure compliance with HSE standards and regulatory requirements during operations.
• Contribute to post-drilling reviews and lessons learned sessions to enhance continuous improvement.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Geology, Geoscience, or related discipline.
• 10–15 years of experience in operational geology within upstream oil & gas.
• Proven track record in wellsite geology, mudlogging, LWD/MWD data interpretation, and pore pressure evaluation.
• Proficiency with Trinity and Petromod software for operational geoscience workflows.
• Strong communication and reporting skills, with ability to interface with multidisciplinary teams.
• BOSIET/valid offshore survival certification preferred

Location: Kuala Lumpur (Office-based)

Experience Level: 8–12 years

Role Overview

The role involves handling accounts payable/receivable, JV accounting, and supporting PSC

reporting. This position requires attention to detail, strong compliance discipline, and the

ability to manage multiple stakeholder requirements in a fast-paced operator environment.

Key Responsibilities

● Handle accounts payable and receivable, ensuring accurate processing of invoices,

vendor payments, and staff claims.

● Support PSC-related reporting, including cost allocation, tracking

recoverable/non-recoverable expenses, and coding accuracy.

● Assist with JV billings, cash calls, and partner reconciliations.

● Maintain general ledger entries, reconciliations, and monthly closing activities.

● Ensure compliance with PETRONAS guidelines, tax, and local regulatory requirements.

● Support financial audits, providing required schedules and reconciliations.

● Work closely with procurement and contracts teams to align financial records with

commitments.

● Contribute to process improvements in finance operations, ensuring efficiency and

accuracy.

Requirements

● Degree in Accounting, Finance, or related discipline; professional qualifications (ACCA,

CIMA, CPA) an advantage.

● 8–12 years of accounting experience, preferably in oil & gas or large-scale EPCC projects.

● Familiarity with PSC reporting, JV accounting, and PETRONAS requirements.

● Strong hands-on skills in AP/AR, GL, and reconciliations.

● Good knowledge of Malaysian financial regulations and tax compliance.

● Proficiency in ERP/accounting systems (SAP/Oracle).

● Strong attention to detail, organisational, and communication skills.

Location: Kuala Lumpur (Office-based)

Contract Duration: 6 months (commencing October 2025)

Experience Level: 8–12 years

Role Overview

The Cost Controller is to manage and monitor project budgets, forecasts, and financial performance for ongoing upstream operations. This role will be instrumental in ensuring financial discipline, transparency, and accuracy throughout the project lifecycle.

Key Responsibilities

● Develop, implement, and maintain cost control systems, processes, and procedures for project activities.

● Monitor project expenditures against budgets and forecasts, identifying variances and providing corrective recommendations.

● Prepare cost reports, cash flow projections, and management dashboards for senior leadership.

● Coordinate with project managers, procurement, and finance teams to ensure alignment of commitments, accruals, and actuals.

● Support contract management, including review of contractor invoices, claims, and change orders.

● Assist in financial risk analysis, cost optimisation initiatives, and audit requirements.

● Contribute to end-of-project financial closeout and lessons learned processes.

Requirements

● Bachelor’s degree in Finance, Accounting, Engineering, or equivalent.

● 8–12 years of cost control experience within oil & gas, EPCC, or related industries.

● Strong background in project cost management, reporting, and financial analysis.

● Proficiency with cost control tools and ERP systems (SAP/Oracle/Primavera preferred)

● Strong analytical, problem-solving, and stakeholder management skills.

● Professional certifications (ICM/ACCA/CIMA/CPA) are an advantage.

Location: Kuala Lumpur office, offshore visits as required

Employment Type: Direct Hire (Contract)

Client: Confidential Upstream Operator

Role Overview

The Senior Production Technologist is responsible for optimizing well and reservoir performance to ensure safe, reliable, and cost-effective hydrocarbon production across offshore assets. The role bridges onshore operations, subsurface, and offshore production teams to deliver production excellence, field development, and recovery optimization.

Key Responsibilities

• Provide day-to-day production technology support to offshore assets (wells, reservoirs, and facilities).
• Monitor, analyze, and optimize production performance, ensuring delivery against field targets.
• Evaluate well performance using nodal analysis, inflow/outflow modeling, and surveillance data.
• Lead well intervention planning (workovers, stimulations, sand control, artificial lift) and post-job evaluations.
• Support reservoir management by recommending production enhancement strategies and WRFM activities.
• Collaborate with drilling, reservoir, and facilities teams to design and execute production optimization initiatives.
• Conduct root cause analysis for production underperformance and implement corrective measures.
• Ensure compliance with PSC requirements, company standards, and Malaysian regulations in all production technology work.
• Prepare production technology reports, forecasts, and recommendations for management review.
• Provide mentoring and technical guidance to junior engineers and offshore staff.

Qualifications & Experience

• Bachelor’s Degree in Petroleum Engineering, Mechanical, Chemical, or equivalent.
• Minimum 10 years’ and maximum 25 years’ experience in upstream oil & gas.
• At least 8 years’ experience with a client/operator, covering offshore production facilities (FPSO, platforms, subsea).
• Proven track record in well performance optimization, nodal analysis, and production system modeling.
• Demonstrated experience in workovers, stimulation, sand management, artificial lift, and well integrity assurance.
• Strong understanding of WRFM, reservoir surveillance, PSC obligations, and Malaysian regulatory frameworks.
• High commitment to HSE, operational governance, and production integrity.

Key Competencies

• Strong analytical skills with ability to identify root causes and design solutions.
• Excellent cross-functional collaboration and communication skills.
• Leadership mindset with mentoring capability.
• Ability to manage multiple production priorities in a fast-paced operational environment.
• Proactive, results-driven, and resilient under pressure.

📌 Note: Client and project names have been anonymised. This position is offered as a direct hire contract with a confidential upstream operator.

Department: Operations (Client/Operator Side)

Location: Kuala Lumpur office, offshore visits as required

Employment Type: Direct Hire (Contract)

Reports To: Operations Manager

Client: Confidential Upstream Operator

Role Overview

The Senior Operations Engineer provides technical and operational support to ensure safe, reliable, and efficient production across offshore assets. The role acts as a key interface between onshore operations, offshore teams, and contractors to deliver production and operational excellence.

Key Responsibilities

• Provide day-to-day operational engineering support to offshore production facilities.
• Monitor and optimise production performance, ensuring delivery against targets.
• Review and implement operating procedures, ensuring compliance with company standards, PSC requirements, and regulatory frameworks.
• Coordinate with offshore teams and contractors for safe execution of operations, maintenance, and modification activities.
• Lead troubleshooting, root cause analysis, and implementation of corrective actions for operational issues.
• Support asset integrity, reliability, and efficiency through proactive planning and optimisation.
• Prepare operational reports, KPIs, and recommendations for management review.
• Act as focal point for HSE assurance in operations, embedding a culture of safety and compliance.
• Provide mentoring and technical guidance to junior engineers and offshore staff.

Qualifications & Experience

• Bachelor's Degree in Engineering (Mechanical, Chemical, Petroleum, or equivalent).
• 10 - 25 years experience in upstream oil & gas operations.
• Minimum 8 years client/operator-side experience with strong exposure to production operations.
• Proven track record supporting offshore facilities (FPSO, platforms, subsea).
• Demonstrated capability in operational troubleshooting, optimisation, and contractor management.
• Strong understanding of upstream standards, PSC requirements, and Malaysian regulatory compliance.
• High commitment to HSE, operational governance, and asset integrity.

Key Competencies

• Strong leadership and communication skills to engage with multidisciplinary teams.
• Analytical, solution-focused mindset with attention to detail.
• Ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced operational environment.
• Proactive, collaborative, and results-driven approach.

Note: Client and project names have been anonymised. This position is offered as a direct hire contract with a confidential upstream operator.

Role Overview

A leading upstream oil and gas operator is seeking a seasoned Project QA/QC Lead to join its PMT for a major offshore Terengganu development. The role provides quality governance and assurance oversight across engineering, procurement, fabrication, construction, offshore installation, hook up, commissioning, and start up. The QA/QC Lead will act as the assurance focal point for contractors and subcontractors to ensure delivery in line with project specifications, applicable codes and standards, and regulatory requirements.

Key Responsibilities

• Develop, implement, and maintain the Project Quality Plan in line with operator standards, PSC requirements, and ISO 9001.
• Provide oversight of contractor QA/QC activities including ITPs, welding, WPS/PQRs, NDT, coating, and material traceability.
• Review and approve contractor and vendor QA/QC documentation and deliverables.
• Lead and manage Non Conformance Reports, root cause analysis, corrective and preventive action close out.
• Plan and execute audits, inspections, and surveillance of EPC and subcontractor facilities and sites.
• Act as QA/QC interface with JV partners, PETRONAS, and relevant regulators.
• Support vendor qualification and procurement quality assurance activities, including FAT and SAT.
• Issue QA/QC performance reports, KPIs, and lessons learned to PMT leadership.
• Coach PMT and contractor QA/QC personnel to embed assurance culture and best practices.

Qualifications and Experience

• Bachelor's Degree in Engineering or equivalent.
• 10 to 25 years QA/QC experience in the oil and gas sector.
• At least 5 years client/operator-side experience with strong governance and assurance exposure.
• Minimum of 2 upstream development projects completed.
• Proven track record in pipeline projects and platform hook-up & commissioning (HUC) scopes of work.
• Broad exposure to upstream offshore projects including FPSO, wellhead platforms, and brownfield modifications.
• Strong working knowledge of QA/QC codes and standards: ISO 9001, ASME, API, AWS, IACS, NACE.
• Demonstrated capability in contractor management, audits, and assurance governance.
• Familiarity with PETRONAS and PSC regulatory frameworks and Malaysian compliance requirements.
• Lead Auditor certification (ISO 9001:2015) and discipline certifications (CSWIP, NACE, API) are preferred.

Key Competencies

• Leadership with a strong assurance mindset.
• Stakeholder and contractor management with clear, concise communication.
• Analytical problem solving and root cause focus.
• High commitment to safety, compliance, and project quality.

1. KEY OBJECTIVES

• Support the Head, Commercial & Economics in negotiation and drafting contracts.

• Work as a liaison between the various departments in the KL office on commercial projects

• Oversee, enable, develop, and strengthen Company’s commercial relationships with PETRONAS and Joint Venture Partners (JVPs).

• Consider the commercial impact of business decisions with regards to the Production Sharing Contracts, Joint Operating Agreements, and other key commercial agreements

2. PRINCIPAL ACCOUNTABILITIES

• Ensure Client’s interests are protected in commercial negotiations.

• Lead and/or coordinate in commercial negotiations.

• Prepare and provide support with commercial proposals and scenario analyses.

• Review the commercial implications of business decisions.

• Coordinate response to queries from PETRONAS and JVPs.

• Ensure Company is well-represented at industry and trade groups.

• Assist the Head, Commercial and Economics with reporting and etc

3. KEY AUTHORITIES

• Responsible for the review of PSC’s, sales agreements, farmout agreements, JOA’s and other contracts.

• Responsible for presentations and communications with Petronas and JVPs.

• Responsible for contracts and commercial arrangement.

• Responsible for planning and tracking Client’s contract (PSC, GSA etc) performance.

4. WORKING RELATIONSHIP

Internal

• All relevant Sections and Departments

External

Works with:

• PETRONAS.

• Joint Venture Partners.

• Other authoritative bodies.

• External legal firms.

5. QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE

Mandatory

• Minimum 10 years’ experience in the upstream Oil & Gas industry.

• Experience with Production Sharing Contracts, Joint Operating Agreements and Sales Agreements.

• Experience with commercial negotiations and economics.

• Strong teamwork, communications, and leadership skills.

• University degree (or similar qualification) in Engineering, Finance, or Law.

• Experience with major oil and gas projects.

• Experience in negotiating oil and gas contracts.

• Fluent in oral & written English.

Desirable

• Familiarity with the Malaysian upstream oil & gas industry

• Working knowledge of Microsoft Office