Rotating Equipment Engineer

Who We Are:

New Fortress Energy Inc. (NASDAQ:NFE) is one of the world’s leading downstream natural gas-to-power companies with a $10+ billion market cap. We are a publicly traded, global energy infrastructure company, and a recognized leader in accelerating the world's transition to clean energy.

We develop, finance, and operate natural gas facilities, power plants and logistics solutions to rapidly deliver fully integrated, turnkey energy solutions to our customers. Our energy solutions spur economic growth, enhance environmental stewardship, and transform local industries and communities.

Our world-class team has expertise across power, infrastructure, transportation, logistics and LNG, and we have developed a proven track record building and operating liquefaction facilities, onshore and offshore regasification terminals, pipelines, power plants, and innovative LNG delivery solutions.

As part of our efforts to accelerate the transition to clean energy, we have also launched a cutting-edge initiative – which we call Zero – to replace natural gas with green hydrogen so that our energy solutions produce no carbon emissions within the next 10 years.

We believe that everyone should have access to affordable, cleaner energy. However, billions of people around the planet still lack this critical element for quality of life and economic growth. We are driven by our vision of a world in which electricity is no longer a luxury good, and we are looking for talented, driven individuals to help us light the world with cleaner, more affordable energy solutions.

The Role:

We are seeking an experienced Rotating Equipment Engineer to work offshore aboard the company’s Fast LNG facility on a rotational schedule of 21 consecutive days on duty followed by 21 consecutive days off. The position requires the employee to live and work aboard the offshore facility throughout each 21-day assignment. Crew changes, travel, and work schedules will be based on operational requirements, weather conditions, and marine transportation availability. The role may periodically require travel to the Houston office, vendor facilities, repair shops, or other company locations. The Rotating Equipment Engineer will provide onsite technical leadership and engineering support for the facility’s critical rotating equipment, including gas turbines, refrigerant compressors, feed gas booster compressors, boil-off gas compressors, pumps, fans, gearboxes, and associated auxiliary systems. This position will focus on equipment reliability, condition monitoring, troubleshooting, defect elimination, maintenance strategy, outage planning, and continuous improvement. The successful candidate must be a hands-on, field-oriented engineer who is comfortable working in an offshore operating environment. The individual will work closely with Operations, Maintenance, Reliability, Engineering, OEMs, and contractors to evaluate equipment performance, identify developing problems, lead failure investigations, and implement practical solutions that improve safety, availability, reliability, and lifecycle cost.

What you will do:

• Provide direct, onsite engineering coverage during the assigned 21-day offshore rotation, including support for equipment trips, abnormal operating conditions, emergency repairs, startups, shutdowns, and planned outages.
• Participate in the offshore duty and emergency-response structure as assigned and remain available to respond to critical rotating equipment issues outside normal working hours while onboard the facility.
• Complete effective rotational handovers documenting equipment condition, active failures, temporary repairs, outstanding technical issues, planned maintenance, operational risks, and required follow-up actions.
• Coordinate with the opposite-rotation engineer and onshore support teams to ensure continuity of technical ownership and rotating equipment priorities between crew rotations.

What you bring:

• Willingness and ability to work offshore on a fixed rotational schedule of 21 consecutive days on duty followed by 21 consecutive days off.
• Ability to live and work onboard an offshore FLNG facility for the full duration of each 21-day assignment.
• Ability to work extended offshore shifts and respond to urgent equipment problems outside regularly scheduled hours when operationally required.
• Willingness to travel by marine vessel, helicopter, or other company-approved transportation to and from the offshore facility.
• Ability to meet all company, flag-state, coastal-state, medical, security, immigration, and offshore training requirements necessary for assignment to the facility.
• Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering or a closely related engineering discipline from an accredited institution.
• A minimum of seven ye