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Hirify AI/Оригинал
TL;DR
Senior Hydrodynamics Engineer (Vessel-Response Forecasting): Operating and developing vessel-response forecasting models for offshore activities with an accent on hydrodynamic analysis, forecast validation, and operational decision support. Focus on configuring MIMOSA and SIMO/SIMA models, improving modelling and quality-control workflows, and translating DNV standards and client acceptance criteria into reliable verification practices.
Location: Norway, with a hybrid work model and the possibility to work from the Bergen or Oslo office.
Company
hirify.global enables clients to navigate a changing environment through data-driven weather and operational decision support.
What you will do
Configure, operate, and maintain MIMOSA- and SIMO/SIMA-based models for vessels, operating conditions, and offshore activities.
Review and validate vessel-response forecasts, investigate discrepancies, and improve model quality and reliability.
Develop robust workflows for modelling, data processing, automation, and quality control.
Work with clients, metocean specialists, software and data scientists, technical partners, and external collaborators to define requirements and modelling assumptions.
Communicate results, uncertainties, and limitations, and maintain technical documentation and validation evidence for operational use.
Evaluate DNV standards, regulations, client acceptance criteria, and market developments to guide modelling practices and service priorities.
Requirements
Degree in marine technology, naval architecture, hydrodynamics, ocean engineering, or a related field.
Professional experience with vessel motions, hydrodynamic analysis, marine operations, or a closely related discipline.
Understanding of wave-induced vessel responses, response statistics, and uncertainties in metocean forecasts and hydrodynamic models.
Experience with MIMOSA, SIMO/SIMA, or comparable vessel-motion and marine-operation analysis tools.
Programming or data-analysis skills applicable to modelling, automation, validation, and quality control.
Ability to work independently, make well-reasoned technical decisions, and communicate complex results clearly to clients and technical stakeholders.
Professional proficiency in English.
Nice to have
Knowledge of DNV standards, recommended practices, marine warranty, or operational acceptance processes.
Experience supporting live offshore operations or operational forecasting services.
Experience developing production-ready modelling or automated data-processing workflows.
Familiarity with the Norwegian offshore market.
Knowledge of Norwegian or another Scandinavian language.
Culture & Benefits
Hybrid work model.
Smart, creative, and innovative environment with a supportive professional team.
International development opportunities supporting professional growth.
International environment that values diverse perspectives and collaboration.
Hiring process
Apply through the provided application link; applications and CVs submitted by email will not be considered.
Applications are reviewed continuously, so prompt submission is encouraged.
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