Asset Integrity Technical Analyst

Asset Integrity Technical Analyst What We're Looking For We are seeking a technical engineering professional with experience evaluating industrial assets and supporting Asset Integrity programs within Oil & Gas or related process industries. Qualified candidates should have: Bachelor's degree in Process, Chemical, Mechanical, Materials, Metallurgical, Corrosion, or Welding Engineering. Experience in Oil & Gas, refining, petrochemicals, gas processing, chemicals, or other heavy process industries. Working knowledge of Asset Integrity, corrosion mechanisms, industrial inspection, mechanical integrity, or equipment reliability. Strong analytical and problem-solving skills with experience performing root cause analysis and evaluating technical data. Experience collaborating with engineering, operations, business development, and technical teams to support sound technical and commercial decision-making. Experience with CRM systems, technical reporting, pipeline analysis, or opportunity qualification is preferred. Preferred Experience Experience with one or more of the following is highly desirable: Asset Integrity Risk-Based Inspection (RBI) Fitness for Service (FFS) Corrosion Engineering Inspection Planning Mechanical Integrity Pressure Vessels Piping Systems Welding Repair Reliability Engineering API Inspection Standards Critical features of this job are described under the headings below. They are not meant to be all inclusive and are subject to change at any time due to reasonable accommodations or other business reasons. General Purpose of the Position: The AIS Analyst will improve the quality of opportunity selection, classification, and technical qualification within the Asset Integrity Solutions pipeline. The role is intended to increase win-rate by helping the business focus effort on opportunities where IGS has the strongest technical and commercial fit, while identifying and escalating higher-risk or low-probability opportunities early. This person will act as the central owner of opportunity classification and application know-how for Asset Integrity Solutions. They will ensure opportunities are consistently classified, technically understood, and reviewed for key risk indicators. They will also capture lessons learned from bids and projects and translate them into actionable feedback for business development, product management, and technical teams. The role is especially important in reducing avoidable Closed-Lost effort, improving pipeline visibility, and strengthening the feedback loop between sales, estimating, technical, and product management. The AIS Analyst supports both the commercial growth and product management activities of the Asset Integrity Solutions business by improving opportunity qualification, application knowledge, market intelligence, and product insight. The role combines technical understanding with commercial analysis to improve opportunity selection, strengthen product…