Senior Instrumentation Engineer

About the company

Worley is an international specialist in energy, chemicals, and resources, with its global headquarters in Australia. The company works alongside clients to deliver projects and build value throughout the full lifecycle of assets. Its capabilities span consulting, engineering, procurement, and construction, and continue through operations and decommissioning. Using deep industry know-how and AI-supported delivery, Worley helps customers manage complexity while meeting current demands and moving toward more sustainable outcomes.

Role overview

This senior engineering role focuses on instrumentation and control work for offshore oil and gas projects in Doha. The position requires strong technical capability, coordination across disciplines, and active support for project delivery, documentation, quality, and safety.

Primary responsibilities

• Understand the scope, cost, and schedule requirements for the project and discipline, support the wider team in meeting commitments, and coordinate with other disciplines to help deliver the project successfully.
• Apply practical and innovative approaches, including updated technologies and methods, to manage situations where work must progress out of sequence.
• Assist the Lead Engineer in tracking quality-related work, take part in squad checking, suggest improvements, and act on issues when needed.
• Support the project team with documentation such as proposals, estimates, budgets, and schedules.
• Prepare final documentation with all necessary details and work toward customer approval.
• Review technical documents to support colleagues and check/approve work completed by direct reports.
• Assess emerging technologies against existing design standards and update approaches where relevant.
• Identify new technology developments that may help deliver more cost-effective facilities.

Quality assurance

• Work in line with the company’s quality assurance systems and guidelines.

Safety and HSE

• Follow personal safety and safe-working practices, including OH&S procedures.
• Promote awareness of health, safety, and environmental matters within the team.
• Show visible commitment to personal well-being, safe workplaces, and continual improvement in health, safety, and environmental performance.
• Identify and report hazards and incidents.

Qualifications and experience

• A full-time bachelor’s degree in Instrumentation or Electronics Engineering from an accredited university is required.
• MME (Ministry of Municipality and Environment) engineering accreditation is mandatory. Applicants who do not already have it must be willing to obtain it during the probation period.
• CPEng status, or currently working toward it, will be considered an advantage.
• Extensive experience in instrumentation and control engineering for offshore oil and gas projects is required.
• Strong understanding of discipline design and engineering, with experience across multiple discipline areas, is expected.

Technical skills and tools

• Experience with Smart Plant / SPI.
• Ability to use instrument sizing and calculation tools, including control valve sizing, orifice sizing, and voltage drop calculations.
• Knowledge of instrument air consumption calculations for pneumatic instruments.
• Understanding of power consumption and heat dissipation calculations.

Culture and values

Worley emphasizes an energized, inclusive, and respectful workplace where people can belong, contribute, and grow. The organization supports skill development, reskilling, and the transition toward lower-carbon energy infrastructure and technology.

There are no salary, perk, opening count, or start-date details provided in the source.

No separate eligibility restrictions beyond the qualifications listed were specified.

Additional company statements highlighted a commitment to sustainability, innovation, diversity, inclusion, and broad career growth opportunities.

Health, safety, environmental performance, and responsible working practices are core expectations for this role.