Senior Integrity Pipeline Engineer

Job description

About Us Cenosco is a fast-growing SaaS company building industry-leading Asset Integrity Management software for the Oil & Gas, Chemicals, and Energy sectors. Our platform helps engineers around the world monitor critical infrastructure, prevent failures, and keep people and the environment safe - combining deep domain expertise with modern software practices. With a distributed team spanning Europe, the Middle East, and APAC, we're scaling quickly while staying true to a flat, collaborative culture where engineers work closely with leadership and see the direct impact of their work. Joining Cenosco means being part of a mission-driven company at the intersection of enterprise software and real-world industrial safety. About The Role Are you ready to take your pipeline integrity expertise to a global stage ? To shape the software that is redefining how the world’s leading energy companies protect their most critical assets ? At Cenosco , we are not just supporting the digital transformation of asset integrity. We are the change! As a Pipeline Integrity Engineer in our Domain Experts team, you sit where deep pipeline knowledge meets product. You will help decide what we build into our Asset Integrity, Reliability and Functional (AIM) SaaS platform , trusted by industry leaders to manage complex pipeline networks, reduce risk and drive operational excellence. You will work alongside operators to raise how they manage integrity day to day. And you will carry Cenosco’s technical voice into the wider industry. Join a company where your engineering expertise will directly influence the tools that power safer, smarter and more sustainable operations, worldwide. What You'll Do Your work is built around three outcomes. You will spend your time across all of them, with the balance shifting as projects and priorities move. Create high-value product, collaboratively Partner with Product Management and Software Engineering to shape the pipeline integrity roadmap, from problem definition through user stories, acceptance criteria and release validation Translate industry standards & practices such as (and not limited) to API 1160, ASME B31.8S, B31.8 and equivalent regulations into functional requirements a development team can build against Author and review technical specifications, calculation logic and product documentation, then verify that what ships behaves correct…