We’re always on the lookout for top talent to join our team. 🤩 Last week, our IK Subsea division had the pleasure of participating in the Machine and Energy Day 2024 at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU). And what a fantastic day it was! Henrik Braune, our IK Subsea Engineering Manager, and Lars Andreas Flesjå Genthner, our new Mech-X graduate candidate, travelled to Trondheim to connect with a truly impressive and engaged group of students. They shared insights into their daily work, what makes our engineering brilliant, and why we might just be the best place to work in Norway right now. 😉 NTNU, Norway’s largest tech university, is home to many talented students. Presenting the IK Subsea Mech-X graduate program there was an opportunity we couldn’t miss. In today’s competitive landscape, attracting top talent is more challenging than ever. At IK Group, we believe university recruiting is vital for our future. Fresh talents infuse our company with new energy and ideas, helping us shape a dynamic workplace culture. That is why we are committed to finding and developing these future leaders who will be instrumental in driving our industry’s success for years to come. Would you like to join us? 🚀 #oilandgas #engineering #ntnu
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🌟Attention students (and staff to share with their students): Fusion for Energy (F4E) has a two-year traineeship programme opening shortly for graduates. Read more about the opportunity here: https://lnkd.in/gw_jeBs "Fusion for Energy (F4E) is the European Union organisation managing Europe’s contribution to ITER— the biggest scientific experiment on the path to fusion energy....The Fusion for Energy (F4E) traineeship scheme promotes training in the field of fusion in technical and support areas. The aim is to allow university graduates to contribute to the work of F4E and gain first-hand professional experience."
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📈 Exciting news from Singapore! Paul Turnbull, acting as Purchaser’s Marine Representative, is playing a vital role in the SEA-ME-WE-6 project. Paul is on-site near Tuas observing and meticulously documenting survey operations, ensuring all data collection adheres to the highest standards. His focus on infill and re-runs of Side Scan Sonar (SSS) and Magnetometer (MAG) data will contribute significantly to the final, high-quality product delivered to the client. As always, we’ve also been looking out for important industry stories from the past week: 🤝 The Global Underwater Hub, ECITB and STEM Returners have launched a new program to help experienced professionals return to careers in the subsea industry after a break. This is great news for those looking to re-enter the workforce and for companies looking to address the skills gap. The program offers participants a 12-week paid work placement with the possibility of a permanent role. STEM Returners will also provide career coaching and mentoring to help participants adjust to life back at work. This is a fantastic opportunity for those with a background in subsea controls engineering or electrical engineering to restart their careers or transfer their skills into a new industry. 💨 The design for the world's first wind-powered roll-on/roll-off vessel has been finalized. The Oceanbird vessel will use six wing sails to harness the power of the wind, reducing emissions by up to 90%. The first vessel to be built will be a retrofit of an existing ship, the Tirranna. Construction is expected to begin in 2025. This is a major development in the shipping industry and could help to significantly reduce CO2 emissions. ⚠️ The source of an oil sheen off the coast of California has not yet been identified. Clean-up crews have recovered around 85 gallons of oil and 1,050 pounds of oily waste/sand and tar balls from the shoreline. Laboratory results show that the oil is lightly weathered crude oil, not a refined product. This suggests that the oil is local and not imported. However, the samples do not match any archived samples from oil platforms in the area. The Coast Guard is continuing to investigate the source of the oil sheen.
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For all students in their last semesters and recent graduates, this is great news for the Colombian profile STEM careers #recentgraduades #students #engineer #entrylevel #science #technology #engineering #mathematics
Attention Students in their last semester and/or Recent Grads of STEM Careers of Colombia! Halliburton is proud to announce the start to the recruitment process for our Development Excellence Engineer Program (DEEP) of 2024 in Colombia! Are you excited by challenges? Do you enjoy working in a fast-paced, international, and dynamic environment which serves the upstream oil and gas industry throughout the lifecycle of the reservoir? Then is time to join Halliburton! One of the world’s largest providers of products and services to the energy industry! Our DEEP Program allows a very exclusive group of last semester students and recent grads the opportunity to learn about at least 2 Product Service lines and Support Functions at Halliburton, gaining practical experience by shadowing with professionals in their prospective future fields in a high growth, high volume environment. If you : • Are in the last semester or a recent graduate of STEM careers – Electronics, Electromechanics, Petroleum, Chemical, Mechanics, Civil, Geology, Computer, Information, Environmental Engineering, Geophysics, Geoscience, Science, Math, Technology or similar. • Are interested in acquiring working experience in the Energy Sector. • Have a “can do” attitude as well as energy and passion for learning. • Have an advanced English level. • Have availability to relocate to another city within your country, are able to travel cross –country and to dedicate yourself full time to the program. • Are a resident of Colombia. Then you can be part of our DEEP Program in 2024! Make sure your follow the instructions on the post on how to apply! #Hiring #Students #RecentGrads #Halliburton #JobOpenings #JobOpportunities #Job #STEM #Trainees #DEEPprogram #colombia
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🤑 Here's a chart showcasing the highest-paid engineering fields in the world based on average salaries: Petroleum Engineering: $170,000 Computer Hardware Engineering: $140,000 Aerospace Engineering: $130,000 Nuclear Engineering: $125,000 Software Engineering: $135,000 Engineering Management: $135,000 Chemical Engineering: $115,000 This chart highlights the significant earning potential in various engineering disciplines, with Petroleum Engineering leading the way. These figures can vary based on location, experience, and specific roles within each field. #travel #expatlife #international #worldtravel #relocation #globalcitizen #expat #digitalnomad #remotework #travelgoals #travelgram #workandtravel #explore #lifestyle #budgettravel #affordableliving #movingabroad #workabroad #livethegoodlife #citylife #costoflivingcomparison #urbanliving #ruralretreat #retirementdreams #retirementplanning #seniorlife #seniorliving #retirementlife #healthcareabroad #qualityoflife #expatlifestyle #liveabroad #expatcommunity #expatadventures #citycomparison #countryliving #globalexpat #worldcities #cityguide #travelplanning #destinationguide #cityvibes #retirementsavings #globalretirement #retirementdestinations #bestplaces #lifeabroad #newbeginnings #adventureawaits #expatexperience #expatfamily #workandlive #internationalmove #expatnetwork #bestplacestolive #culturetravel #traveltips #traveladvice #bestcities #dreamdestinations #citytravel #urbanadventure #cityliving #countrycomparison #affordablecities #retirecheap #bestretirementcities #cheapliving #expatguide #retirementfunds #savemoney #travelblogger #expatfinance #retirementgoals2024 #globalliving #worldtraveler #senioradvice #lifeoverseas #newhome #expathub #seniorcitizenlife #retireinstyle #retirementabroad #citybreaks #worldliving #citylove #urbanlife
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Attention Students in their last semester and/or Recent Grads of STEM Careers of Ecuador! Halliburton is proud to announce the start to the recruitment process for our Development Excellence Engineer Program (DEEP) of 2024 in Ecuador! Are you excited by challenges? Do you enjoy working in a fast-paced, international, and dynamic environment which serves the upstream oil and gas industry throughout the lifecycle of the reservoir? Then is time to join Halliburton! One of the world’s largest providers of products and services to the energy industry! Our DEEP Program allows a very exclusive group of last semester students and recent grads the opportunity to learn about at least 2 Product Service lines and Support Functions at Halliburton, gaining practical experience by shadowing with professionals in their prospective future fields in a high growth, high volume environment. If you : • Are in the last semester or a recent graduate of STEM careers – Electronics, Electromechanics, Petroleum, Chemical, Mechanics, Civil, Geology, Computer, Information, Environmental Engineering, Geophysics, Geoscience, Science, Math, Technology or similar. • Are interested in acquiring working experience in the Energy Sector. • Have a “can do” attitude as well as energy and passion for learning. • Have an advanced English level. • Have availability to relocate to another city within your country, are able to travel cross –country and to dedicate yourself full time to the program. • Are a resident of Ecuador. Then you can be part of our DEEP Program in 2024! Make sure your follow the instructions on the post on how to apply! #Hiring #Students #RecentGrads #Halliburton #JobOpenings #JobOpportunities #Job #STEM #Trainees #DEEPprogram #Ecuador
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Absolutely agree! Fresh from school, the temptation to absorb everything in sight to catch up with the industry is real. However, this scattergun approach often leads to shallow knowledge. Settling on one particular skill allows you to dive deep and build mastery. Your technical abilities and skills are indeed your superpower, and focusing on a niche not only hones that power but also sets you apart in the industry. Prioritizing quality over quantity and mastering one skill at a time ensures you become known for being great at something.
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Dear Graduate Engineer, Your technical ability and skills are your superpower that may help you stand out. Choosing and sticking to a niche is one way to ensure you focus your energy and grow your superpower. You want to be known for being great at something. Agree?
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#INTERNSHIP RECAP Hello #connections, During my industrial training, I gained two crucial insights for the petrochemical industry that I believe are invaluable. 1. Steam Networking: I had the opportunity to learn from a process engineer about steam networking, encompassing steam generation, distribution, condensate recovery, and pressure management. Steam networking is vital in petrochemical plants because it ensures efficient energy utilization, optimizes process performance, and enhances overall plant safety. Understanding steam networking is fundamental since steam is a primary energy carrier in many petrochemical processes, playing a critical role in heating, driving turbines, and facilitating chemical reactions. 2. Steam Turbine Operations: I also attended training on steam turbines, specifically the double extraction and condensing steam turbine used in our plant. I was fortunate to witness the turbine firsthand, especially during a shutdown period when it was opened for maintenance due to a problem. This rare experience allowed me to see the turbine's interior and understand how it generates energy using superheated steam. The training emphasized safety practices to maintain the turbine's condition. Additionally, I learned about the gearbox that reduces the turbine's RPM to synchronize with Tenaga Nasional Berhad’s grid. These experiences were incredibly valuable as they provided me with hands-on knowledge of steam networking and turbine operations, which are not only essential for efficient plant operations but also rare opportunities for many. I am grateful for this exposure and excited to apply this knowledge in my future career. #PetrochemicalIndustry #InternshipExperience #SteamNetworking #SteamTurbine #IndustrialTraining
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Contrary to common perception, the role of an Engineering Technologist is as important as that of Engineers, each with their own strengths. "As far as Malaysia is concerned, the Engineering technologist and Engineers are equal". While Engineers pioneer innovation with visionary concepts, Engineering Technologists play a pivotal role in translating those ideas into reality with hands-on expertise and technical finesse. Very informative session by Ts. Ir. Ricky Liew CL organized by Malaysian Association of Engineers (MAE). Link to the video session: https://lnkd.in/dA2mmZBF
Just attended the talk: "Career as an Engineers & Engineering Technologist - Roles, Functions & Differences" by Ricky Liew CL . organized by Malaysian Association of Engineers (MAE). Take away BEM Graduate Engineer is equally same level with BEM Engineering Technologist. Those who are interested can watch back replay at below link: https://lnkd.in/gWN9rdwQ #BEM #REA1967 #IEA #WASHINGTONACCORD #SYDNEYACCORD #Engineer #Engineeringtechnologist
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Nice post about engineering for those who are thinking to start a terrific journey.
Engineer by Nature The academic year has come to an end in #Kazakhstan, as it has in many other countries. This means that many prospective students are searching for their future professions. I want to take this opportunity to introduce you to the engineering profession. I hope this post will help someone to broaden their understanding of technical disciplines. Engineers work in many areas of life, from construction to medicine. Engineering encompasses a wide range of fields. For example, my field is a heavy machinery. But despite the variety of choices, some commonalities unite all directions: *All technical specialties are in high demand in the job market, and this will continue for a long time, at least in the #CIS. *The technical field has long broken the "worker tied to production" stereotype. Today, many engineers, including myself, undertake business trips to all corners of the world, adopt technologies, consult on technical issues, supervise projects, start their own production, and this list can be very long. This allows for working in diverse cultural environments, gaining international experience, and broadening horizons. *Working in production is a school of life. Nowhere else will you get such a crash course in "How to Live Life". Seriously, it’s true. *Engineers constantly face new challenges, which stimulates the development of innovative and creative thinking. They participate in creating new technologies and solutions. It’s an excellent opportunity to be part of something global. *Engineers can see the real results of their work. Starting with an idea, a sketch on paper, and ending with a finished product. Trust me, this feeling is incredible. It brings a sense of pride and satisfaction. *Engineers play a key role in social development, improving people’s quality of life, and solving global problems. Just imagine waking up one morning and seeing a product of your labor meeting people’s needs. Isn't it inspiring? *Engineers are constantly learning and evolving, making the profession dynamic and interesting. New technologies and methods require constant learning and improving skills. This keeps your mind sharp and makes you competitive. If you choose engineering, I hope to meet you and have a personal conversation about your journey in this amazing endeavor. #Engineering #Manufacturing #CareerInspiration #TechnicalSpecialties #EngineeringLife #InnovativeThinking #GlobalEngineering #CareerGrowth #ProfessionalDevelopment #EngineeringEducation #EngineeringCommunity #TechCareers #LifeAsAnEngineer #EngineeringJourney #STEM
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