Post 1:

Coastal Engineer

Required: 1

Contract Period: 18 Months

Salary: Negotiable

Compensation will be negotiated in accordance with the candidate’s qualifications and professional experience.

Required Qualification & Experience:

- Master’s Degree in Coastal, Ocean or Civil (Coastal) Engineering preterred.

- 8+ years of experience in coastal or port engineering, ideally in reef or island settings.

- Familiarity with modelling tools and international coastal design standards.

Responsibilities:

- Review hydrodynamic, wave, tide, current and sediment studies.

- Review designs for breakwaters, revetments, channels, basins and reclamation.

- Assess shoreline impacts and review EIA mitigation measures.

- Review bathymetric and topographic surveys and dredging plans.

- Advise on coastal protection, erosion and climate-resilience measures.

- Support monitoring during and after construction.

Additional Skills & Specifications:

- Coastal processes, wave, tide and sediment transport analysis

- Coastal and breakwater design review; reef and lagoon ecosystem awareness

- Numerical modelling interpretation (e.g., MIKE, Delft3D, SWAN)

- Environmental impact assessment and mitigation knowledge

- Climate change and sea-level rise adaptation planning

- Analytical thinking and clear technical advice to non-specialists

Post 2:

Civil Engineers

Required: 3

Contract Period: 18 Months

Salary: Negotiable

Compensation will be negotiated in accordance with the candidate’s qualifications and professional experience.

Required Qualification & Experience:

- Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering.

- 7+ years of experience, with at least 3 years in marine or port construction.

- Professional registration preferred; proficiency in AutoCAD and MS Office.

Responsibilities:

- Review designs, drawings, method statements and shop drawings.

- Supervise works such as quay walls, piling, pavements, drainage, reclamation and revetments.

- Check quantities, setting-out and as-built records.

- Review material submittals and witness tests with QC.

- Prepare technical reports, inspection requests and non-conformance reports.

- Support the assessment of variations and design changes.

Additional Skills & Specifications:

- Structural and geotechnical engineering knowledge for marine and pavement works

- Design review and interpretation of technical specifications

- Setting-out, measurement and quantity verification

- Proficiency in AutoCAD, Civil 3D and MS Office

- Technical report writing and non-conformance handling

-  Attention to detail, teamwork and sound engineering judgement

Post 3:

Structural Engineer

Required: 1

Contract Period: 18 Months

Salary: Negotiable

Compensation will be negotiated in accordance with the candidate’s qualifications and professional experience.

Required Qualification & Experience:

- Degree in civil or structural Engineering.

- 10+ years’ experience in relevant field.

Responsibilities:

- Review project data, conduct site inspections, and identify additional survey and ground investigation requirements to establish project requirements.

- Establish design criteria, including design vessel requirements, structural loads, sea-level rise allowances, design life, applicable codes, standards and environmental constraints.

- Evaluate alternative berth, breakwater and reclamation designs based on cost, constructability, durability and environmental impact, and recommend the most suitable engineering solutions.

- Undertake marine and structural engineering designs, including foundations, ground improvement and corrosion protection systems, and prepare engineering calculations, technical drawings, specifications and Bills of Quantities (BoQs).

- Coordinate with multidisciplinary consultants and relevant authorities to obtain necessary technical approvals, support permit and environmental submissions, prepare tender documentation, respond to technical queries and provide input for tender evaluations.

- Monitor and supervise construction activities through technical reviews, site inspections and testing, review contractor submissions and as-built drawings, address technical queries and non-conformances, and provide completion certification for structural works.